A system of mathematics used to describe the behavior of nature is called the "Mechanics" of the system being studied. For example, Newton's Laws of motion make up part of the mathematics known as "Classical Mechanics." For atomic and subatomic particles, a new mechanics was developed to describe their behaviors, because Classical Mechanics did not work for such small systems. Quantum Mechanics was first developed in 1925-26. In the complex mathematics which describes Quantum Mechanics, a set of 4 Quantum Numbers automatically emerges as the various equations are solved. The names and symbols of the 4 Quantum Numbers are: Principal (1), Angular Momentum (n), Magnetic (ms), Spin (m) O Principal (n), Angular Momentum (1), Magnetic (m). Spin (m.) O Primary (p), Magnetic (m), Momentum (m), Spin (s) O Primary (n), Angular Momentum (m), Magnetic (m). Spin (s)

A system of mathematics used to describe the behavior of nature is called the "Mechanics" of the system being studied. For example, Newton's Laws of motion make up part of the mathematics known as "Classical Mechanics." For atomic and subatomic particles, a new mechanics was developed to describe their behaviors, because Classical Mechanics did not work for such small systems. Quantum Mechanics was first developed in 1925-26. In the complex mathematics which describes Quantum Mechanics, a set of 4 Quantum Numbers automatically emerges as the various equations are solved. The names and symbols of the 4 Quantum Numbers are: Principal (1), Angular Momentum (n), Magnetic (ms), Spin (m) O Principal (n), Angular Momentum (1), Magnetic (m). Spin (m.) O Primary (p), Magnetic (m), Momentum (m), Spin (s) O Primary (n), Angular Momentum (m), Magnetic (m). Spin (s)

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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