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2, 8, 7 is the configuration of​

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Answered by swastikshinde
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Chlorine

Solution: As the electronic configuration of the given atom is 2,8,7 it is inferred that the atomic number of element is 17 (2+8+7). Thus element with atomic number 17 is Chlorine. Among the options given which includes Nitrogen, Fluorine, Phosphorus and Argon, chlorine is chemically similar to fluorine.

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As the electronic configuration of the given atom is 2,8,7 it is inferred that the atomic number of element is 17 (2+8+7). Thus element with atomic number 17 is Chlorine. Among the options given which includes Nitrogen, Fluorine, Phosphorus and Argon, chlorine is chemically similar to fluorine.

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