U. IImCorrect Hund's Rule d. incorrect, Pauli Exclusion Principle 6. The following element(s) will exhibit paramagnetism in its ground tate. I. N II. P Ш. As I and II b. II and III a, c. I and III d, I, II, and Ш 7. An element has the following abbreviated electron configuration: r]5s°4d'. It is a. Manganese b. Technetium C. Rhenium d. Bohrium 8. Of the atoms below, the atom with the largest radius is

U. IImCorrect Hund's Rule d. incorrect, Pauli Exclusion Principle 6. The following element(s) will exhibit paramagnetism in its ground tate. I. N II. P Ш. As I and II b. II and III a, c. I and III d, I, II, and Ш 7. An element has the following abbreviated electron configuration: r]5s°4d'. It is a. Manganese b. Technetium C. Rhenium d. Bohrium 8. Of the atoms below, the atom with the largest radius is

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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