Which statement about an electron in the 3p state is correct?
a. the magnitude of its orbita...
Physics, 03.12.2019 21:31 SKYBLUE1015
Which statement about an electron in the 3p state is correct?
a. the magnitude of its orbital angular momentum is 2√h.
b. the largest orbital angular momentum it could have in any given direction is 3h.
c. its magnetic quantum number could have the value ±1, or 0.
d. its spin angular momentum is 2√h.
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