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An element has electronic configuration `1s^(2),2p^(6),3s^(2),3p^(3)`. Predict their group and block.

A

period=`3^(rd)`,block=p,group=15

B

period=`5^(th)`,block=`s`,group=`1`

C

period=`3^(rd)`,block=`p`,group=`12`

D

period=`4^(th)`,block=`d`,group=`12`

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By obeservinng principal quantum number (n) , Orbital (s,p,d,f) and equating no of `e^(-')s` , we are able to find the period , block and group of element in period table .
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