Question

the penetration power of the orbitals example​

Answer 1

The penetration power of the orbitals are explained below.

Explanation:

• Penetration power can be defined as the ability of an orbital in order to attract an electron. Usually, this penetration process could be accompanied with the energy release.
• For example, the penetration effect of the ‘s’ orbital is higher. This is due to the closeness to the nucleus than other orbitals like ‘p’, ‘d’, and ‘f’ orbitals.
• Because of higher penetration effect, this ‘s’ orbital releases higher amount of energy than other orbitals when accepting an electron.  

To know more about penetration power,

1) Penetration power of proton is  (a) More than electron (b)Less than electron  (c) More than neutron  (d) None .

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2) Which orbital has highest penetration power

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