Chemistry, asked by shrutidhar, 7 months ago

the angular momentum of electron in, d,orbital is

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Answered by kundanconcepts800

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Answer:for a d- orbital, l = 2

Angular momentum= √[l(l+1)] h/2π

= √2(2+1) h/2π = √6 h/2π

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