The set of quantum numbers & belongs to the element, Chemistry

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The set of quantum numbers n= 3, l=0, m=0, s= -1/2 belongs to the element:

(1) Mg                  

(2) Na       

(3) Ne               

(4) F

Ans: Mg

 


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