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arrange the orbitals 3s, 4d and 5p in term of (n+L) rules​

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Answered by timmy39
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Answer:

3s >4d>5p

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Answered by qwmagpies
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The arrangement of the orbitals according to (n+l) rule is - 3s<4d<5p.

  • As the value of (n+l) increases the energy of the orbital also increases and for same value of (n+l) as the value of n increases energy also increases.
  • Here n is principal quantum number and l is azimuthal quantum number.
  • For s,p and d orbital the value of l is 0,1,2.
  • The (n+l) value for 3s is (3+0)=3.
  • The (n+l) value for 4d is (4+2)=6.
  • The (n+l) value for 5p is (5+1)=6.
  • As 5p has highest value of (n+l) and n thus it have highest energy.
  • 3s has lowest energy.
  • The energy order is 3s<4d<5p.
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