Chemistry, asked by Parulkapoor007, 10 months ago

orbital angular momentum in 4d orbitals is

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Answered by imasg

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Answer:

√6*h/2π

Explanation:

orbital angular momentum = √[l(l+1)] * h/2π

√6*h/2π

as the value of l for 4d is 2.

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