Question

(3)
Which of the following is an incorrect set of four
quantum numbers?
(A)
1
n=6, (= 4, m =-4, m,= +
2
(B)
n=4, (= 2, m,= +3, m.=
2
(C)
n=4, (= 3, m,= +3, m = -
2
1
n=3, (=0, m = 0, m.= +
(D)​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

In the option (C), n=4,l=1 represents 4p but m=−2 is not possible as the values of m for 4p must vary between -1 to +1.