Question

the surface at which of probabilitr of finding an electron is zero is called​

Answer 1

Answer:

nodal surface where probability function reduces to zero hope it helps you....

Answer 2

• The electron orbital is defined as the radius of the sphere which encloses 95% of the total electron probability.
• The probability of finding an electron is never 0 for $dz^{2}$ orbital.
• The surface at which the probability of finding an electron is zero is the orbital present in the nucleus.
• The probability of finding an electron is zero is also known as nodal plane,
• The nodal plane is along the plane where the two lobes touch each other. which is the z-axis.
• For all orbital the nodal plane is given by n-1.

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