Chemistry, asked by Anu726, 1 year ago

the orbital angular momentum of an electron in d orbital is ?​

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Answered by RDEEP90
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The angular momentum of electron in d orbital is equal to √6 h/2π,by the formula √l (l+1) h/2π,where l=2 as it is d-orbital. Explanation : As we know that the orbital angular momentum depends on the Azimuthal quantum number (l).

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