4. It is the particle that can be described by four quantum numbers 5. It represents the quantum number that describes the orientation of an orbital. 6. It is being represented by n. 7. It is the shape of the s orbital. 8. Fach orbital is represontod hu

4. It is the particle that can be described by four quantum numbers 5. It represents the quantum number that describes the orientation of an orbital. 6. It is being represented by n. 7. It is the shape of the s orbital. 8. Fach orbital is represontod hu

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4. It is the particle that can be described by four quantum numbers
5. It represents the quantum number that describes the orientation
of an orbital.
6. It is being represented by n.
7. It is the shape of the s orbital.
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