Answer:
GCATACGT
Explanation:
A=T
G=C
C=G
T=A
This key goes with any complementary <em>DNA</em> strand.
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The excited atom is positive when then neutral has no charge
The number of orbitals that are completely full is 5.
The reason you may have thought it was 3 is because you're confusing orbitals with subshells.
In this electron configuration, the sub shells are: 1s^2, 2s^2, 2p^6, 3s^1
So, we have four sub shells.
Each sub shell consists of a specific number of orbitals. s subshells have one orbital, p subshells have three orbitals, d subshells have five orbitals, and f subshells have seven orbitals. Knowing this, we can look back at the electron configuration we were given and determine how many orbitals are filled.
1s^2 has one orbital, 2s^2 has one orbital, 2p^6 has three orbitals, and 3s^1 has one orbital. The first three subshells are completely full, so a total of five orbitals are full.