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an electron has spin quantum number equal to plus 1 by 2 and magnetic quantum number is equal to -1 it cannot be present in which of the orbital and why

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Answered by limosan27

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as magnetic quantum number is given -1... therefore it is definitely that it is not present in s orbital as s can only permit zero as the legal mag quantum number.

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an electron has spin quantum number equal to plus 1 by 2 and magnetic quantum number is equal to -1 it cannot be present in which of the orbital and why​

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an electron has spin quantum number equal to plus 1 by 2 and magnetic quantum number is equal to -1 it cannot be present in which of the orbital and why