(a) Answer the following questions regarding the 3F term for some electron configuration and its 3F2 level. (i) What is the Svalue for the term? (ii) What is the L value for the term? (iii) How many states are in the term? (iv) What is the multiplicity of the term? (v) What is the J value for the level? (vi) How many states are in the level? (b) What is the Clebsch-Gordon series for J based on L = 6 and S= 3/2?

(a) Answer the following questions regarding the 3F term for some electron configuration and its 3F2 level. (i) What is the Svalue for the term? (ii) What is the L value for the term? (iii) How many states are in the term? (iv) What is the multiplicity of the term? (v) What is the J value for the level? (vi) How many states are in the level? (b) What is the Clebsch-Gordon series for J based on L = 6 and S= 3/2?

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter13: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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