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Which is the electron configuration for boron? a) 1s²2s3 b) 1s²2s²3s1 c) 1s¹2s22p² d) 1s²2s²2p1
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Which is the electron configuration for boron? a) 1s²2s3 b) 1s²2s²3s1 c) 1s¹2s22p² d) 1s²2s²2p1
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Which is the electron configuration for boron?
a) 1s²2s3
b) 1s²2s²3s1
c) 1s¹2s22p²
d) 1s²2s²2p1
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Boron atomic number is 5
It’s electronic configuration is
Option d is right
Facts about boron :
• Boron is a metalloid
• it is in 2nd period in periodic table
•its a 3 A group element
•it is rhombohedral in shape
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