(a)
Interpretation:
The statement “There is one
Concept introduction:
According to the quantum mechanical model of an atom, there are principal energy levels in an atom and each principal energy level is represented by a principal quantum number (
Answer to Problem 11.4TC
The statement “There is one
Explanation of Solution
The statement “There is one
The statement “There is one
(b)
Interpretation:
The statement “All
Concept introduction:
Aufbau gave the principle of the energy of empty orbitals present in an atom and also the trends they follow while filling the electrons. Under his statement, lower energy levels should be filled first than the higher energy levels. The energy of level is classified on the basis of
Answer to Problem 11.4TC
The statement “All
Explanation of Solution
The statement “All
The statement “All
(c)
Interpretation:
The statement “There is no d sublevel when
Concept introduction:
According to the
Answer to Problem 11.4TC
The statement “There is no d sublevel when
Explanation of Solution
The statement “There is no d sublevel when
The statement “There is no d sublevel when
(d)
Interpretation:
The statement “There are five d orbitals at both the fourth and sixth principal energy levels” to be identified as true or false and if false, a true statement for that is to be stated.
Concept introduction:
According to the quantum mechanical model of an atom, there are principal energy levels in an atom and each principal energy level is represented by a principal quantum number (
Answer to Problem 11.4TC
The statement “There are five d orbitals at both the fourth and sixth principal energy levels” is true.
Explanation of Solution
The statement “There are five d orbitals at both the fourth and sixth principal energy levels” is a true statement. The value of azimuthal quantum number
The statement “There are five d orbitals at both the fourth and sixth principal energy levels” is correct.
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