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Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The electronic configuration of
Concept introduction:
Lanthanide elements: It contains either f subshells which are incomplete or that readily lose electrons to get incomplete d subshell. It includes elements from cerium through lutetium.
Electronic configuration: Arrangement in the orbitals of atom by electrons.
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