### Quantum Numbers for 3p Orbital#### Question:**(9.8) What are the principal quantum number (n) and angular quantum number (l), for an electron in a 3p orbital?**#### Answer Options:- O **n = 3, l = 1**- O **n = 3, l = 2**- O **n = 3, l = 3**- O **n = 3, l = 0**In this question, you need to identify the correct principal quantum number (n) and angular quantum number (l) for an electron in a 3p orbital.**Explanation:**- The principal quantum number (n) indicates the energy level and is given as 3 for the 3p orbital.- The angular quantum number (l) indicates the shape of the orbital and is given as 1 for the p orbital (s=0, p=1, d=2, f=3).**Correct Answer:**- **n = 3, l = 1**This signifies that for an electron in the 3p orbital, the principal quantum number is 3 and the angular quantum number is 1.

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