Orbitals which result from solving the Schrödinger wave equation can be represented by electron "cloud" pictures. The shapes of the orbitals are distinguished by their nodes, places where the electron density equals zero. Erwin Schrödinger Based upon the number of spherical and angular nodes, label the orbitals below as 1s, 2p, etc. Specify the value of n and I for each: This is a orbital. This is a orbital. This is a orbital. n = and I= n = and I= n 3= and I=

Orbitals which result from solving the Schrödinger wave equation can be represented by electron "cloud" pictures. The shapes of the orbitals are distinguished by their nodes, places where the electron density equals zero. Erwin Schrödinger Based upon the number of spherical and angular nodes, label the orbitals below as 1s, 2p, etc. Specify the value of n and I for each: This is a orbital. This is a orbital. This is a orbital. n = and I= n = and I= n 3= and I=

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