What is the lowest value of n that allows g orbitals to exist?
NCERT Class XII
Chemistry - Main Course Book I
Chapter 2. Structure of Atom
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the number of orbitals in a shell n is equal to n....
n = 1 s orbital.. l =0
n = 2... the number of orbitals = 2.. s and p
n = 3 the number of orbitals = 3... s p and d..
n = 4 the number of orbitals... s p d and f..
the lowest value of n .... for g orbitals to exist in that shell.... = g..
n = 1 s orbital.. l =0
n = 2... the number of orbitals = 2.. s and p
n = 3 the number of orbitals = 3... s p and d..
n = 4 the number of orbitals... s p d and f..
the lowest value of n .... for g orbitals to exist in that shell.... = g..
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