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Consider the following representation based on long form of periodic table.

Value of al four quantum number for last electron of element 'X' in their ground state is
`n=4,l=1,m=1 and s=-(1)/(2)` and spin mutiplicity of element 'X' in their ground state is 4.
Q. Which of the following order is incorrect?

A

Magnetic moment `U gt V gt A`

B

Atomic radius: `E gt X gt T`

C

Ionisation energy `: R gt X gt B`

D

Stability: `F^(3+) lt E^(3+) lt X^(3+)`

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