An element whose IUPAC name is ununtrium (Uut) belongs to - Vidyadip

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An element whose $IUPAC$ name is ununtrium $(Uut)$ belongs to

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$(b)$ Ununtrium for atomic number $= 113;$ for $Z > 86\, pd. no. = 7$
$113\, [Rn]7s^2,5f^{14},6d^{10},7p^1$
$p-block$

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