Chemistry, asked by rayththahima, 8 months ago

if the magnetic quantum number of a given atom represented by 3, then what will be its principal quantum number ?

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Answered by REDPLANET

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If the magnetic quantum number of a given atom represented by 3, then its principal quantum number will be 4 or above it.

m = 3

∴ l = 3

∴ n > l

∴ n > 4

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