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The ground-state electronic configuration of copper (
Z
=
29
) is
A
[
Ar
]
3
d
9
4
s
2
B
[
Ar
]
3
d
10
4
s
2
C
[
Ar
]
3
d
10
4
s
1
D
[
Ar
]
3
d
8
4
s
2
4
p
1
Answer: C
A fully filled
3
d
10
subshell is specially stable (symmetry and exchange energy), so one
4
s
electron moves to
3
d
. Cu is
[
Ar
]
3
d
10
4
s
1
.
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