Consider an orbital subshell with n = 5 and l = 3. Determine the correct designation of this subshell and the total number of orbitals it contains. Choose the correct answer from provided options a 5d, total number of orbitals: 7 b 5f, total number of orbitals: 5 c 5d, total number of orbitals: 5 d None of the above
Consider an orbital subshell with n = 5 and l = 3. Determine the correct designation of this subshell and the total number of orbitals it contains. Choose the correct answer from provided options a 5d, total number of orbitals: 7 b 5f, total number of orbitals: 5 c 5d, total number of orbitals: 5 d None of the above
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Consider an orbital subshell with n = 5 and l = 3. Determine the correct designation of this subshell and the total number of orbitals it contains. Choose the correct answer from provided options
a |
5d, total number of orbitals: 7 |
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b |
5f, total number of orbitals: 5 |
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c |
5d, total number of orbitals: 5 |
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d |
None of the above |
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