When the valence d orbitals of the central metal ion in tetrahedral complex are split in energy levels in CFT, which orbitals are raised to higher energy?​

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BR Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi were two of the most prominent personalities who protested against the untouchability in India.

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Bhimrao ramaji pandit.

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Area of square carrom board is 8100 sq.cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter of square carrom board =360 cm.

Perimeter of square=4×length of one side

Length of side =Perimeter/4

                        =360/4

                        =90 cm.

Area of square =length ×length

                         =90×90

                          =8100 sq.cm.

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Keralan food is traditionally served on a clean green banana leaf and eaten with one's fingers. Coconuts grow all over the coastline of Kerala and consequently, coconut shells, grated coconut shavings and coconut milk are commonly used in dishes for thickening and flavoring.

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Cooking in Kerala is all about spices, aromas and textures. The cuisine is rather spicy and offers a large platter of opportunities for vegetarians as well as non-vegetarians. Generally, meat based dishes are all very spicy while vegetarian food is comparatively milder on the tongue. Keralan food is traditionally served on a clean green banana leaf and eaten with one's fingers. Coconuts grow all over the coastline of Kerala and consequently, coconut shells, grated coconut shavings and coconut milk are commonly used in dishes for thickening and flavoring. The long coastline, numerous rivers and inland tributaries have resulted in a strong fishing industry that supports the seafood obsession that most Keralites display. Boiled rice is a staple dish and is eaten with all sorts of gravies and curried accompaniments.

The staple accompaniment to most other main course dishes, a Dosa is technically a crepe or a pancake made from rice batter. The Kerala Dosa is slightly different from dosas found in other Southern Indian regions; it is smaller, thicker, softer and spongier. It is served with wet or dry chutneys and sambhar (spicy lentil soup)

Appams are bowl-shaped thin pancakes made from fermented rice flour. They derive their shape from the small Appachatti in which they are cooked. Appams are fairly bland to taste and are usually eaten as an accompaniment with a spicy curry or a dry dish.

The most popular dish in Kerala, Fish Curry is fresh fish marinated in spices and cooked in coconut and tamarind gravy. The flavour of the curry varies depending on which part of Kerala you are traveling to!

Jaggery is the sweetener of choice in most Keralan sweets. It can be boiled and made into paste form or used as a sweet sauce with curd or fruit. Rice stewed in milk and sweetened with jaggery and coconut shavings, and vermicelli sweetened with jaggery are commonly eaten as sweets at festivals or at the end of meals on special occasions.

Banana Chips, Tapioca Chips, Idlis (rice cakes) and Vadas (flying saucer shaped and made of dal, lentils or gram flour) are popularly eaten on the streets as fast food.

Rasam is a clear lentil soup flavoured with tamarind, lemon, tomato, lentils and pepper. It is usually very spicy and very thin in consistency and therefore had as an accompaniment with rice.

A thick porridge made of over-boiled rice, that has turned to mush, Kanji is most often accompanied by green lentils or chutney. Kanji may be made sweet (with sugar or jaggery boiled in) or salted and spiced, depending on preferences. Kanji is simple, yummy and incredibly light on the tummy!

A Keralan delicacy, Masala Fried Prawns are jumbo prawns curried in fresh coconut milk and spiced with green chillies, ginger and curry leaves. A must try for the brave of palate and strong of stomach!

Coconut water from a green coconut is poured into a hollow piece of bamboo and left to ferment in the sun for a while. After a day or so, an extremely strong alcoholic beverage known as coconut toddy is extracted.

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3d104s2.

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Configuration with completely filled and half filled orbitals have extra stability. In 3d104s2 orbitals are completely filled and s-orbital is half filled. Hence, it is a more stable configuration so Cu has an exceptional configuration.

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After the 4s is full we put the remaining six electrons in the 3d orbital and end with 3d9. Therefore the expected electron configuration for Copper will be 1s22s22p63s23p64s23d9. Note that when writing the electron configuration for an atom like Cu, the 3d is usually written before the 4s.

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