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7. Quantum number that describes the size of the orbital a) spin b) magnetic c) orbital d) main

7. Quantum number that describes the size of the orbital a) spin b) magnetic c) orbital d) main

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7. Quantum number that describes the size of the orbital a) spin b) magnetic c) orbital d) main 8. Hund's rule states that a) in the same orbital only 2 electron of opposite spin are possible b) we cannot know the exact position of an electron c) the p orbital must always be filled before the s orbital d) each electron tends to occupy an empty orbital before occupying an orbital which contains another electron 9. Which of the following sets of quantum numbers are impossible? Explain your choice a) (1,0, 0, -½) d) (4,3,-2, +½) b) (3,0,1, +½) e) (3,2,1,1) c) (2,2,1, +½)
Transcribed Image Text:7. Quantum number that describes the size of the orbital a) spin b) magnetic c) orbital d) main 8. Hund's rule states that a) in the same orbital only 2 electron of opposite spin are possible b) we cannot know the exact position of an electron c) the p orbital must always be filled before the s orbital d) each electron tends to occupy an empty orbital before occupying an orbital which contains another electron 9. Which of the following sets of quantum numbers are impossible? Explain your choice a) (1,0, 0, -½) d) (4,3,-2, +½) b) (3,0,1, +½) e) (3,2,1,1) c) (2,2,1, +½)
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