Chemistry, asked by priyanka3947, 9 months ago

formula to find radial nodes​

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Answered by ruchit07
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For the 3p orbital, the '3' means that 'n' = 3 and 'p' shows that 'ℓ' = 1. 'ℓ' also equals the number of angular nodes which means there is one angular node present. Using the equation for radial nodes, n - ℓ - 1 = 3 - 1 - 1 = 1. Thus there is one radial nodes.

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Answered by SECRETBRAINGIRL
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There are two types of node: radial and angular.

The number of angular nodes is always equal to the orbital angular momentum quantum number, l.

The number of radial nodes = total number of nodes minus number of angular nodes = (n-1) - l.

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