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Write the electron configurations for following elements in the noble gas, notation. (a) Arsenic, As (b) Thallium, Tℓ (c) Germanium, Ge (d) Vanadium, V (e) Molybdenum, Mo (f) Strontium, Sr

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1.Write the electron configurations for following elements in the noble gas, notation.

(a) Arsenic, As

(b) Thallium, Tℓ (c) Germanium, Ge

(d) Vanadium, V (e) Molybdenum, Mo (f) Strontium, Sr

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