If the principal quantum number $n=6,$ the correct sequence of filling of electrons will be

  • A
    $ns \to (n-2)f \to np \to (n-1)d$
  • B
    $ns \to (n-2)f \to (n-1)d \to np$
  • C
    $ns \to np \to (n-1)d \to (n-2)f$
  • D
    $ns \to (n-1)d \to (n-2)f \to np$

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