Physics, asked by estherjoseph3567, 6 months ago

Magnetic momentum of cu+

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Answered by ayushmessi10msd7

Answer:

Zero

Explanation:

The magnetic moment of Cu+ is zero as because it has zero unpaired electron as it's configuration is [Ar]3d10 . The magnetic moment of Cu+2 is root 3( using Bohr magneton formula). It has 2 unpaired electron.

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