2. Give the four quantum numbers (n, I, mi, ms) for the a. for a Zn2* ion b. a spin down electron in the pz orbital of the second energy level C. for a neutral silver atom d. for a 02 specie e. a spin up oriented electron in the fundamental orbital of the fifth energy level with m 0

2. Give the four quantum numbers (n, I, mi, ms) for the a. for a Zn2* ion b. a spin down electron in the pz orbital of the second energy level C. for a neutral silver atom d. for a 02 specie e. a spin up oriented electron in the fundamental orbital of the fifth energy level with m 0

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a. for a Zn2+ ion
b. a spin down electron in the pz orbital of the second energy level
c. for a neutral silver atom
d. for a 02- specie
e. a spin up oriented electron in the fundamental orbital of the fifth energy level with m=0

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