Arrange in order of increasing energy the terms that may arise from the following configurations: 2p13p1,...
Arrange in order of increasing energy the terms that may arise from the following configurations: 2p13p1, 3p13d1.
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3p13d1>3p12p1
Quantum number rules
3p13d1 =3+3=6
3p12p1 =2+3=5
So, energy high is terms 3p13d1
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