Physics, asked by DrDs, 1 year ago

the minimum orbital angular momentum of the electron in a hydrogen atom is?

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Answered by JARV1StheGEN1US

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Explanation:

Angular momentum of orbital is--. √(l(l+1))*(h/2π)

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