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In a transition series, as the atomic nu...

In a transition series, as the atomic number increase paramagnetism:

A

increase gradually

B

decrease gradually

C

first increase to a maximum and then decrease

D

first decrease to a minimum and then increase

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  7. Statement 1: Concentrated solution of CuCl(2) in water is yellow in co...

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