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5) Which of the following transitions between terms are allowed in the normal electronic      emission...

5) Which of the following transitions between terms are allowed in the normal electronic

     emission spectrum of a many-electron atom:

(i) 2P3/2 ? 2S1/2, (ii) 3P0 ? 3S1, (iii) 3D3 ? 1P1?

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