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The electrons most tightly bound by the nucleus is in:

A

4p

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5s

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C

4d

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D

5d

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Solution

The correct option is A 4p
Among the given set of orbitals 4p orbital is the nearest to the nucleus. Since 'p' orbital is more penetrating than 'd' orbital, it is more tightly bound by the nucleus.

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