Chemistry, asked by Deepakdcyyadav, 1 year ago

The orbital angular momentum of ap-electron is given as:

1) √6*h/12.

2) h/ √2π.

3)√3*h/ √2π.

4)√3/2*h/π.

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Answered by kundanconcepts800
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Answer:(2)

Explanation:[l(l+1)] ^1/2 h/2π = orbital angular momentum=

√2h/2π (for a p - orbital ,l=1

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