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Is 2d orbital possible?

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Answered by gayatriprasadteddu

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NO IT'S NOT POSSIBLE

Answered by mausumimitra1

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2d orbital can't exist in an atom. We can explain it from its subsidiary quantum number and principal quantum number (n). The value ℓ gives the sub-shell or sub-level in a given principal energy shell to which an electron belongs. ... So, 2d orbital can't exist.

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