Chemistry, asked by theterribleivan15, 6 months ago


Which of the following sets of quantum numbers are not allowable and
why ?

(a) n=3, 1=2, m = +1, s = 0
(b) n=2, 1=2, m=-1, s= +1/2
(c) n=2, 1=1, m=0, s= + 2​

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Answered by starharsh023
0

Answer:

All three are not allowed.

Explanation:

a) s = 0; which is not possible.

b) for n=2 ; l must be 1. but here l = 2.

c) s can have values ½ or ‐½.

Answered by zuhaibmanzoor1468
0

Explanation:

allowable and permitable because is this house x

(a) n=3, 1=2, m = +1, s = 0

(b) n=2, 1=2, m=-1, s= +1/2

(c) n=2, 1=1, m=0, s= + 2====mc²2222

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