Are These Electronic Configurations for Ions Correct?

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The electronic configurations for the ions N3-, Tl3+, and Fe3+ are confirmed as correct. N3- has the configuration [Ne], Tl3+ is represented as [Xe]4f143d10, and Fe3+ is [Ar]3d5. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding electron configurations in relation to the periodic table, specifically referencing the order of elements such as C, N, O, F, and Ne.

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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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