The following quantum number set is incorrect because 3, 0, -1, +1/2 (1 point)
the spin must be negative.
there is no s orbital in the 3rd energy level.
the magnetic quantum number must be zero for an s orbital.
the magnetic quantum number must be +1 for an s orbital.
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