MCQ
What is the general electronic configuration for $2^{nd}$ row transition series
- A$[Ne]3{d^{1 - 10}},4{s^2}$
- B$[Ar]3{d^{1 - 10}},4{s^{1 - 2}}$
- ✓$[Kr]4{d^{1 - 10}},\,\,5{s^{1 - 2}}$
- D$[Xe]5{d^{1 - 10}},\,\,5{s^{1 - 2}}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$[Kr]4{d^{1 - 10}},\,\,5{s^{1 - 2}}$
c
The general electronic configuration for $2nd$ row transition series is $[ Kr ] 4 d ^{1-10} 5 s ^{1-2}$
The general electronic configuration for $2nd$ row transition series is $[ Kr ] 4 d ^{1-10} 5 s ^{1-2}$
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