None In each of the examples below select the choices which are correct sets of values for n, I, and m, for an orbital in the subshell given. Select all correct choices in each example.(a) An orbital in the 4f subshellOn 4,1 4, m₁ = 0On 4,1 3, m₁ = +3On 4,1 3, m₁ = -2On 5,1-4, m = +3n = 4,1 3, m₁ = +1n=4,1 3, my = +4(b) An orbital in the 7f subshelln=7,1 4, m = +5n = 7,13, m; = -2n 7,1 3, m₁ = +3On 7,1 3, m₁ = 0n=7,1 3, m, = +4n=7,1 4, m₁ = 0(c) An orbital in the 2p subshelln=2, 11, m, = 0.On 2,1 1, m₁ = +1.n = 1, /= 1, m, = 0n=2, 10, m₁ = 0n=2,1 1, m₁ = -1On 2,1 2, m = +1Give correct detailedSolution with explanationneeded of all..don't giveHandwrittenanswer...don't use Ai foranswering this

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In each of the examples below select the choices which are correct sets of values for n, I, and m, for an orbital in the subshell given. Select all correct choices in each example. (a) An orbital in the 4f subshell On 4,1 4, m₁ = 0 On 4,1 3, m₁ = +3 On 4,1 3, m₁ = -2 On 5,1-4, m = +3 n = 4,1 3, m₁ = +1 On 4,13, m₁ = +4 (b) An orbital in the 7f subshell n=7,1 4, m = +5 n = 7,13, m; = -2 n 7,1 3, m₁ = +3 On 7,1 3, m₁ = 0 n=7,1 3, m, = +4 n=7,1 4, m₁ = 0 (c) An orbital in the 2p subshell n=2, 11, m, = 0. On 2,1=1, m₁ = +1. n = 1, /= 1, m, = 0 n=2, 10, m₁ = 0 n=2, 11, m₁ = -1 On 2,1 2, m = +1 Give correct detailed Solution with explanation needed of all..don't give Handwritten answer...don't use Ai for answering this

In each of the examples below select the choices which are correct sets of values for n, I, and m, for an orbital in the subshell given. Select all correct choices in each example. (a) An orbital in the 4f subshell On 4,1 4, m₁ = 0 On 4,1 3, m₁ = +3 On 4,1 3, m₁ = -2 On 5,1-4, m = +3 n = 4,1 3, m₁ = +1 On 4,13, m₁ = +4 (b) An orbital in the 7f subshell n=7,1 4, m = +5 n = 7,13, m; = -2 n 7,1 3, m₁ = +3 On 7,1 3, m₁ = 0 n=7,1 3, m, = +4 n=7,1 4, m₁ = 0 (c) An orbital in the 2p subshell n=2, 11, m, = 0. On 2,1=1, m₁ = +1. n = 1, /= 1, m, = 0 n=2, 10, m₁ = 0 n=2, 11, m₁ = -1 On 2,1 2, m = +1 Give correct detailed Solution with explanation needed of all..don't give Handwritten answer...don't use Ai for answering this

Chemistry

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

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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