Answer to Question #178464 in Inorganic Chemistry for swarnajeet kumar

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #178464

Find the electronic configuration of Mo.

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The electronic configuration of Molybdenum is

"1s^2\\ 2s^2\\ 2p^6\\ 3s^2\\ 3p^6\\ 3d^{10}\\ 4s^2\\ 4p^6\\ 4d^5\\ 5s^1"

or "[Kr]\\ 4d^5\\ 5s^1"

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