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4. Use you knowledge of quantum numbers to determine the first energy level (minimum value of n) that will contain a f-orbital? Explain your reasoning. 5. Use your knowledge of quantum numbers to explain why a 1p orbital or a 2d orbital cannot exist. Explain your reasoning. 6. How come we think of atoms as spherical when we have atomic orbitals with all these different shapes?

4. Use you knowledge of quantum numbers to determine the first energy level (minimum value of n) that will contain a f-orbital? Explain your reasoning. 5. Use your knowledge of quantum numbers to explain why a 1p orbital or a 2d orbital cannot exist. Explain your reasoning. 6. How come we think of atoms as spherical when we have atomic orbitals with all these different shapes?

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4. Use you knowledge of quantum numbers to determine the first energy level (minimum value of n) that will contain a f-orbital? Explain your reasoning. 5. Use your knowledge of quantum numbers to explain why a 1p orbital or a 2d orbital cannot exist. Explain your reasoning. 6. How come we think of atoms as spherical when we have atomic orbitals with all these different shapes?
Transcribed Image Text:4. Use you knowledge of quantum numbers to determine the first energy level (minimum value of n) that will contain a f-orbital? Explain your reasoning. 5. Use your knowledge of quantum numbers to explain why a 1p orbital or a 2d orbital cannot exist. Explain your reasoning. 6. How come we think of atoms as spherical when we have atomic orbitals with all these different shapes?
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