You can determine the ground-state electron configuration of Chromium (Cr) by referring to the periodic table and locating the position of Cr in the periodic table.
Ground-state means that the element is in its lowest energy form (not in excited state). Cr has no charge which means that no electrons are removed or added in the atom.
What is the electron configuration of chromium?
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