Not quite sure what your question is asking. Chromium-52, the most common isotope. Among lesser common isotopes there could be Chromium-53, Chromium-56, etc. I would have to look specifically at what exists. The percent abundance in the universe multiplied by each of these mass numbers and added determines the atomic mass number a displayed on the periodic table.
The direction of the magnetic field would be going up.
From the periodic table, we can see that:
At ground state, the hydrogen atom has one electron
Based on the electronic configuration, at ground state this electron should be occupying the orbital (1s)
Since (1s) is not one of the choices, therefore, the answer is "none of the above"
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The option D is correct answer.
