(a)
The possible values of
(a)
Answer to Problem 34P
The possible values of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The orbital number is
Formula used:
The expression to calculate the possible values of principal quantum number is given by,
Here
The expression to calculate the possible values of magnetic orbital quantum number is given by,
Here
Calculation:
The possible values of the principal quantum number is calculated as,
So, the possible value of the orbital numbers are
The possible values of
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
Conclusion:
Therefore, the possible values of
(b)
The possible values of
(b)
Answer to Problem 34P
The possible values of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The orbital number is
Formula used:
The expression to calculate the possible values of principal quantum number is given by,
Here
The expression to calculate the possible values of magnetic orbital quantum number is given by,
Here
Calculation:
The possible values of the principal quantum number is calculated as,
So, the possible value of the orbital numbers are
The possible values of
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
Conclusion:
Therefore, the possible values of
(c)
The possible values of
(c)
Answer to Problem 34P
The possible values of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The orbital number is
Formula used:
The expression to calculate the possible values of principal quantum number is given by,
Here
The expression to calculate the possible values of magnetic orbital quantum number is given by,
Here
Calculation:
The possible values of the principal quantum number is calculated as,
So, the possible value of the orbital numbers are
The possible values of
The possible values of the magnetic orbital quantum number for
So, the possible value of the magnetic orbital numbers is
Conclusion:
Therefore, the possible values of
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