The elements are arranged in the periodic table by A - the valence orbital in which the last electron is located B - in the form of chains composed of elements that have the same orbit the main C - in the form of groups that have the same last electronic arrangement D- All of the above

The elements are arranged in the periodic table by A - the valence orbital in which the last electron is located B - in the form of chains composed of elements that have the same orbit the main C - in the form of groups that have the same last electronic arrangement D- All of the above

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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The elements are arranged in
the periodic table by
A - the valence orbital in which
the last electron is located
B- in the form of chains
composed of elements that
have the same orbit
the main
C- in the form of groups that
have the same last electronic
arrangement
D- All of the above

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