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Correct statement is:

(1) K=4s1, Cr= 3d4 4s2, Cu= 3d10 4s2         

(2)  K=4s2, Cr= 3d4 4s2, Cu= 3d10 4s2      

(3) K=4s2 Cr= 3d5 4s1, Cu= 3d10 4s2               

(4) K=4s1, Cr= 3d5 4s1, Cu= 3d10 4s1

Ans:  K=4s1, Cr= 3d5 4s1, Cu= 3d10 4s1

 


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