Element of atomic number 23 is placed in the periodic table in - Vidyadip

MCQ

Element of atomic number $23$ is placed in the periodic table in

A
$s$ - block
B
$p$ -block
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$d$ - block
D
$f $- block

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$d$ - block

c
Electronic configuration of element with atomic number $23$ is $[ Ar ] \,4 s ^2\, 3 d ^3$. It belongs to d-block.

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