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This element is bromine (Br).

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Nothing, there is no 2d orbital. There can only be an s-orbital and a p-orbital, and there is no d-orbital until the principle quantum number, or "n" equals three, where you can have a 3d orbital. There is no 2d orbital.

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The element described is silicon (Si), which has an atomic number of 14. The electron configuration provided corresponds to the electron arrangement of silicon in its ground state.

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The element is "Sb"

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[Ge]-Germanium

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This chemical element is rubidium.

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