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The General Electron Configuration for Atoms of the Halogen Group

Question 53

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The general electron configuration for atoms of the halogen group is

A) ns²^np⁶^.
B) ns²^np⁵.
C) ns²^np⁶ (n - 1) d⁷.
D) ns¹.
E) ns²^np⁷.

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