Chemistry, asked by mital62, 11 months ago

For an electron (I = 1) the possible values of magnetic quantum numbers are:
(a) -1,0 (6) -1,0,+1 (c) -1, +1 (d) 0 +1.

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Answered by subasooria

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Answer:

0+1

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