Of the orbitals shown, the one with the lowest energy is

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Of the orbitals shown, the one with the lowest energy is

Of the orbitals shown, the one with the lowest energy is

▸ 2s.

▸ 3s.

▸ 3d.

▸ 3p.

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Foundations of College Chemistry

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Authors: Hein, Arena, Willard

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