In each of the examples below select 1the choices wnich are correct sets of values for a, and m tor an orbital in the subhel en Sed a re dhos ch ene (a) An orbital in the 7p subishel On-8,= 3. my0 On=7.=1, m,--1 Dn- 7.-1, m, 0 On-7,-1. m +1 Dn=7,12, m On-7,- 2, m, 0 (b) An orbital in the 3p subshell Dn-3,=1, m +2 On= 3,1, my +1 On-3,-1, m1 On- 3,- 1, m0 On-4,1- 1, m,0 On-3,-2, m, +1

In each of the examples below select 1the choices wnich are correct sets of values for a, and m tor an orbital in the subhel en Sed a re dhos ch ene (a) An orbital in the 7p subishel On-8,= 3. my0 On=7.=1, m,--1 Dn- 7.-1, m, 0 On-7,-1. m +1 Dn=7,12, m On-7,- 2, m, 0 (b) An orbital in the 3p subshell Dn-3,=1, m +2 On= 3,1, my +1 On-3,-1, m1 On- 3,- 1, m0 On-4,1- 1, m,0 On-3,-2, m, +1

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Chapter7: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 32Q: The periodic table consists of four blocks of elements that correspond to s, p, d, and f orbitals...

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