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how many orbitals can have the following set of quantum numbers ,n=3,l=1, m1=0​

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Answered by gorakchan4
1

Explanation:

how many orbitals can have the following set of quantum numbers ,n=3,l=1, m1=0

Answered by iambpawan
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Answer: 1

Explanation:

Number of electrons in an orbital=2(2l+1)

Where l=0 for s

L=1 for p

L=2 for d

L=3 for f

To find out number of orbital in an atom we will look to the valve of n.

If n=1 then l=0 so its mean 1s orbital

If n=2 then s= 1 mean 2s + 2p( x.y.z) orbitals.

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