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The set of quantum numbers for the 18th electron of potassium (atomic number = 19) is

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Answered by Anonymous
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is the only possible combination of quantum numbers corresponding to a orbital.
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<html><head><title></title></head><body bgcolor = "peach"></body></html>Potassium (K)

Atomic No.(Z) = 19

{\sf{\underline{\underline {Electronic\: Configuration\: of\: Potassium}}}}

\boxed{1s^2  2s^2  2p^6  3s^2  3p^6  4s^1}

Quantum No.

  1. n = 3
  2. l = 1
  3. m = -1, 0 or +1
  4. s = -½

{Reason: As the 18th e- lies in 3p, so thus n would be 3(Principal Quantum) l would be 1( 0= s, 1= p, 2= d, 3= f - - - ∞) m is from +l to 0 to -l & s would be -½ as the set is complete.}

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