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Answered by pawanbhavanam2
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Explanation:

Orbital angular momentum=\sqrt{l(l+1)} h/2π

For d electron l=2

So Orbital angular momentum=\sqrt{2*3} h/2π

=\sqrt{6} h/2π

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Answered by achuytmishra12
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Explanation:

Orbital angular momentum=\sqrt{l(l+1)}l(l+1) h/2π

For d electron l=2

So Orbital angular momentum=\sqrt{2*3}2∗3 h/2π

=\sqrt{6}6 h/2π

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