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e. The radial function for the 3s orbital in the hydrogen atom is given below:
3/2
(27 – 180 + 202)e
(o = )
Zr
ao = 52.92 pm
R35 =
ao.
27 [3ao-
Calculate the distance(s) of the node(s) of the 3s orbital of the hydrogen atom from the nucleus.

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