3. In the hydrogen atom, all the orbitals with the same n have the same energy regardless of I. Inmulti-electron atoms this is not true. Why?4. The energy order of the 4f and 5p orbitals in Na is different than what would be expectedbased on the order that electrons fill in the aufbau process. Why might this be (consider youranswer to #3)?

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4. The energy order of the 4f and 5p orbitals in Na is different than what would be expected
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answer to #3)?

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