Chemistry, asked by kailashbawangade, 20 days ago

how is the spine of an electron represent in terms of spine quantum numbers ?

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Answered by luvsaini76

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At an elementary level, Ms described as the spin quantum number, and s is not mentioned since its value 1/2 is a fixed property of the electron.

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