Complete this chart.I (numeral)134I (letter)What n values areimpossible for thisvalue of l?What m¡ values arepossible for thisvalue of l?Total number of nlorbitals for this valueof I and any possiblevalue of n?Lightest element touse orbitals with thisHВI value in the groundstate.Lightest element touse orbitals with thisI value in an excitedstate.

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Chapter7: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

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Complete this chart.
I (numeral)
1
3
4
I (letter)
What n values are
impossible for this
value of l?
What m¡ values are
possible for this
value of l?
Total number of nl
orbitals for this value
of I and any possible
value of n?
Lightest element to
use orbitals with this
H
В
I value in the ground
state.
Lightest element to
use orbitals with this
I value in an excited
state.

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