The orbital angular momentum of a p-electron is given as
- h 2
- 3 h2
- 32 h
- 6 h2
Answer
(1) h 2
Solution
Orbital angular momentum = l(l+1) h2
For a p-electron, l = 1
⇒ Orbital angular momentum = 1(1+1) h2
= 2 h2
= h 2
Answer: (1)
The orbital angular momentum of a p-electron is given as
(1) h 2
Orbital angular momentum = l(l+1) h2
For a p-electron, l = 1
⇒ Orbital angular momentum = 1(1+1) h2
= 2 h2
= h 2
Answer: (1)
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