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The Most Energetic Electron in Any Atom at the Beginning

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The most energetic electron in any atom at the beginning of a period of the periodic table is in:


A) an The most energetic electron in any atom at the beginning of a period of the periodic table is in: A) an state B) an state C) an state D) an n = 0 state with unspecified angular momentum E) an n = 1 state with unspecified angular momentum state
B) an The most energetic electron in any atom at the beginning of a period of the periodic table is in: A) an state B) an state C) an state D) an n = 0 state with unspecified angular momentum E) an n = 1 state with unspecified angular momentum state
C) an The most energetic electron in any atom at the beginning of a period of the periodic table is in: A) an state B) an state C) an state D) an n = 0 state with unspecified angular momentum E) an n = 1 state with unspecified angular momentum state
D) an n = 0 state with unspecified angular momentum
E) an n = 1 state with unspecified angular momentum

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