Are These Electronic Configurations for Ions Correct?

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The electronic configurations for the ions N^3-, Tl^3+, and Fe^3+ are confirmed as correct. N^3- has the configuration [Ne], while Tl^3+ is represented as [Xe]4f14 3d10, and Fe^3+ is [Ar]3d5. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the order of electron filling in the periodic table. Additional resources for verifying electron configurations are provided, although one is currently unavailable. The overall consensus affirms the accuracy of the configurations presented.
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are these correct? i always get confused with the rules for the end of the order:

N^3- >> [Ne]
Tl^3+ >> [Xe]4f14 3d10
Fe^3+ >> [Ar]3d5
 
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