Assume that a certain process puts the electron in a state that is characterized by the term symbol 2 F/2. What is the magnitude of the orbital angular momentum and the total angular momentum of the electron? 35 orbital: 2/3h ; total: 4 orbital: 3ħ ; total: h orbital: /3h ; total: 35 36 ħ ; total: 4 orbital: 15 orbital: eh ; total: 4 4

Assume that a certain process puts the electron in a state that is characterized by the term symbol 2 F/2. What is the magnitude of the orbital angular momentum and the total angular momentum of the electron? 35 orbital: 2/3h ; total: 4 orbital: 3ħ ; total: h orbital: /3h ; total: 35 36 ħ ; total: 4 orbital: 15 orbital: eh ; total: 4 4

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Consider an electron in the hydrogen atom. The electron is initially in the ground state.

Assume that a certain process puts the electron in a state that is characterized by the term symbol
2F,/2. What is the magnitude of the orbital angular momentum and the total angular momentum of
the electron?
35
orbital: 2/3h ; total:
V
orbital: 3ħ ; total: h
orbital: /3h ; total:
35
ħ ; total:
4
36
orbital:
15
orbital:
ħ; total:

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