Document1 - WordSearch (Alt+Q)ReferencesMailingsReviewViewHelpWrite the corresponding letters to the following descriptions. Each proposal can be associated with 0 or1 match and each letter is not necessarily associated with a proposal.a. [Ar] 4s?b. 1s 2s2p63s23p3c. 1s2s2p2d. [Ne] 3s23pse. [Ar] 4s23d10f. 1s22s!g. None of those answers1. I am a halogen2. I am a transition metal3. I am alkaline4. I have exactly 2 single electrons5. I am the smallest of the atoms presented here6. I have exactly 3 valence electrons7.I am the most paramagnetic of the atoms presented here8. I am the copper9.I am isoelectronic with Ti2+IFcessibility: Good to goIA16SIS

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Write the corresponding letters to the following descriptions. Each proposal can be associated with 0 or 1 match and each letter is not necessarily associated with a proposal. a. [Ar] 4s? b. 1s 2s2p63s²3p3 c. 1s2s2p2 d. [Ne] 3s23p e. [Ar] 4s23d10 f. 1s2s! g. None of those answers 1. am a halogen 2. I am a transition metal 3. I am alkaline 4. I have exactly 2 single electrons 5. I am the smallest of the atoms presented here 6. I have exactly 3 valence electrons 7.I am the most paramagnetic of the atoms presented here 8. I am the copper 9. I am isoelectronic with Ti2+

Write the corresponding letters to the following descriptions. Each proposal can be associated with 0 or 1 match and each letter is not necessarily associated with a proposal. a. [Ar] 4s? b. 1s 2s2p63s²3p3 c. 1s2s2p2 d. [Ne] 3s23p e. [Ar] 4s23d10 f. 1s2s! g. None of those answers 1. am a halogen 2. I am a transition metal 3. I am alkaline 4. I have exactly 2 single electrons 5. I am the smallest of the atoms presented here 6. I have exactly 3 valence electrons 7.I am the most paramagnetic of the atoms presented here 8. I am the copper 9. I am isoelectronic with Ti2+

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