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Draw the Moeller's diagram

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Answered by Mysterioushine
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 \large{\pink{\underline {\underline{Uses \: of \: moeller's \: diagram : - }}}}

✺ Moeller's diagram helps us to write configuration of elements with higher atomic number.

✺ The left arrow indicates the order of filling of subshells.

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★ AUFBAU's RULE :-

"Electron must be filled into orbitals in increasing order of their energy." when (n+l) value is same then the electron enters into that orbital having lower value of principal quantum number.

★ PAULING's EXCLUSION

PRINCIPLE :-

"No two electrons in an atom can have same set of all the four quantum numbers."(Atleast they must differ in spin quantum number.)

★ HUND's RULE OF MAXIMUM SPIN

MULTIPLICITY :-

Electron pairing will occur only when the orbitals of subshell are completely filled with electrons with parallel spin.Hund's rule starts from p-subshell and is not applicable for s-subshell

★ DEGENERATE - ORBITALS :-

Orbitals of equal energy are called degenerate-orbitals .

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