i agree with the answer but in the explanations it says Cu will fill its 3d subshell first, then the 4s.........however kaplan says 4s will fill first than the 3d..........and kaplan makes sense using the (n +l) rule....4s=(4 +0)=4 and 3d=(3+2)=5 since 4 is lower than 5 it should fill first......so is destroyer wrong or am i missing some concept?
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