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A completely filled d -orbital (d^(10)) ...

A completely filled d -orbital `(d^(10))` is

A

Spherically symmetrical

B

Has octahedral symmetry

C

Has tetrahedral symmetry

D

Depends on the atom

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The correct Answer is:
A
A completely filled d-orbital `(d^(10))` will be symmetrical in all directions.
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