Chemistry, asked by kritarth309, 1 year ago

How electron in s orbital have zero angular momentum?

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Answered by redsoul

An s orbital can be understood as a degenerate orbit: momentum is everywhere collinear with the position vector. In classical mechanics it is a free fall with zero tangential velocity.

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