Each of the following sets of quantun numbers is supposed to specify an crbitel, Hovever each sset contains one quantum nurber that Is rot allowed Reo ace the quantam sumber that is not allowed with one that is alowed (Eact change indicated in red) Part A n= 4, 1= 4, m =+3 O n=4, 1=3, m = +3 C n-4, 1-4, m -0 C n-3, 1= 4, m = +3 On= 4, 1=4, m - +4 Submit Request Answer Part B 25/ M P Type here to search 3/29/2021
Each of the following sets of quantun numbers is supposed to specify an crbitel, Hovever each sset contains one quantum nurber that Is rot allowed Reo ace the quantam sumber that is not allowed with one that is alowed (Eact change indicated in red) Part A n= 4, 1= 4, m =+3 O n=4, 1=3, m = +3 C n-4, 1-4, m -0 C n-3, 1= 4, m = +3 On= 4, 1=4, m - +4 Submit Request Answer Part B 25/ M P Type here to search 3/29/2021
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Each of the following sets of quantum numbers is supposed to specify an orbital. However, each set contains one quantum number that is not allowed, Rep ace the quanturm number that is not allowed with one that is alowed (Each change indicated in
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n = 4, 1= 4, n =+3
O n= 4, 1= 3, m =+3
C n- 4, 1-4, m-0
O n- 3, 1=4, m = +3
O n= 4, 1=4, m -+4.
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n = 2, 1 =1, mı = -2
O n= 2, 1= 0, mų
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n = 2, 1 = 2, m = 0
O n=1, 1= 2, mi =0
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