Tutored Practice Problem 7.3.1 COUNTS TOWARDS GRADE Apply the Pauli exclusion principle. (a) Indicate which orbitals in the following list fill before the 4p orbitals. 3d ✓ 4s ✓4d ✓ 5s (b) What is the maximum number of electrons in the 6s subshell? (c) An electron in an orbital has the following quantum numbers: n = 4, l = 0, mê = 0, and m = -12. Identify the type of orbital. What is the direction of the electron spin? [ Check & Submit Answer Show Approach

Tutored Practice Problem 7.3.1 COUNTS TOWARDS GRADE Apply the Pauli exclusion principle. (a) Indicate which orbitals in the following list fill before the 4p orbitals. 3d ✓ 4s ✓4d ✓ 5s (b) What is the maximum number of electrons in the 6s subshell? (c) An electron in an orbital has the following quantum numbers: n = 4, l = 0, mê = 0, and m = -12. Identify the type of orbital. What is the direction of the electron spin? [ Check & Submit Answer Show Approach

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter8: The Periodic Table: Structure And Trends

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