Chapter 1: Q32 E (page 9)
What are the allowed values for each of the four quantum numbers:n,l,ml, andms?
Short Answer
For n, n = l to n=infinite . For l, l = 0 to l = n-1. For ml, ml = -l to ml= +l. for ms, ms = ±1/2.
Chapter 1: Q32 E (page 9)
What are the allowed values for each of the four quantum numbers:n,l,ml, andms?
For n, n = l to n=infinite . For l, l = 0 to l = n-1. For ml, ml = -l to ml= +l. for ms, ms = ±1/2.
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