Chemistry, asked by inriyasharma, 11 months ago

The orbital angular momentum of f orbital electron....

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Answered by TheKnowledge
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Here is your answer !!!


the orbital angular momentum of f orbital is given by => h / 2π ( √l ( l + 1 )


so we have f so l will be => 3

so your answer will be =>

h / 2π (√ 3( 3+1)

or

h / 2π ( √ 12 )



where h is Plank's constant

hope it help you !!

thanks !!





inriyasharma: Thanks but ur ans does not match the options
Answered by abhishek71101
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See we have a formula i.e√l(l+1) h/2π where l is azuimuthal quantum no. So the value of l for f orbital is 3 the answer is √12 h/2π

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