PRINCIPAL OUANTUM NUMBER (n) OUANTUM NUMBER PRINCIPAL ELECTR ON Angular momentum (1) ELECTRON SPIN (Ms) ELEMENT QUANTUM MAGNETIC Os' CONFIGU NUMBER (n) QUANTUM (MI) RATION ANGULAR 1.Sodium (Na) MOMENTUM (1) d = 2 f = 3 s= 0 2. Aluminum p=1 (Al) MAGNETIC QUANTUM (M) 3. Phosphorus (P) 4 Chlorine (CI)

PRINCIPAL OUANTUM NUMBER (n) OUANTUM NUMBER PRINCIPAL ELECTR ON Angular momentum (1) ELECTRON SPIN (Ms) ELEMENT QUANTUM MAGNETIC Os' CONFIGU NUMBER (n) QUANTUM (MI) RATION ANGULAR 1.Sodium (Na) MOMENTUM (1) d = 2 f = 3 s= 0 2. Aluminum p=1 (Al) MAGNETIC QUANTUM (M) 3. Phosphorus (P) 4 Chlorine (CI)

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Chapter5: Quantum Mechanics And Atomic Structure

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PRINCIPAL OUANTUM
OUANTUM NUMBER
NUMBER (n)
ELECTR
ON
PRINCIPAL
QUANTUM
Angular
momentum (1)
ELECTRON
SPIN (Ms)
ELEMENT
Os
MAGNETIC
CONFIGU
NUMBER (n)
QUANTUM (MI)
RATION
ANGULAR
1.Sodium (Na)
MOMENTUM (0)
s = 0
p=1
d = 2
f = 3
2. Aluminum
(Al)
MAGNETIC OUANTUM
(M)
3. Phosphorus
(P)
4. Chlorine (CI)
ELECTRON SPIN (M,)
5. Potassium (K)
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