Chemistry, asked by paul618, 4 months ago

Energies of orbitals ?

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Answered by Princess5259

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The energy of orbitals refers to the energy required to take an electron present in that orbital to infinity or the energy released when an electron is added to that orbital from infinity.

Answered by mhppurohit

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The energy which is essential to take an electron present in that orbital to infinity or the release of energy when an electron from an infinity it is added to that orbital, it is referred to as the energy of orbitals.

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