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difference between orbit and orbital

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Answered by skssatyamkmr
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orbit is a ring like structure or a path where electron revolves. orbital are the dense places of energy in the orbits where electron s found
Answered by Nereida
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Orbit -

  • It is the well defined circular path around the nucleus in which electrons revolve.
  • Sathe orbits are in circular and disc like structure.
  • They do not have directional characteristics.
  • The maximum number of electrons in a orbit is 2n², where n is the number of the orbit.
  • It shows the planar motion of the electrons around nucleus.
  • It is not according to the wave character of electrons.

Orbitals -

  • It is the three dimensional space around the nucleus.
  • Different orbitals have different shape.
  • All orbitals except s-orbitals have directional characteristics.
  • The maximum number of electrons present I. Amy orbital is two.
  • It shows dimensional motion of the electrons around nucleus.
  • It is according to the wave character of electrons.
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