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Is it true that the energy of the 4s orbital is usually lower than the 3d orbitals in neutral transition metal atoms?


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Is it true that the energy of the 4s orbital is usually lower than the 3d orbitals in neutral transition metal atoms?
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No, the energies of the 4s orbital are significantly higher than the energy of the 3d orbitals.
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