Which of the following is required by the Pauli exclusionprinciple?(a) No electron in an atom can have the same set ofquantum numbers as any other electron in thatatom.(b) Each electron in an atom must have the same n value.(c) Each electron in an atom must have different values.(d) Only two electrons can be in any particular shell of anatom.(e) No two electrons in a collection of atoms can have theexact same set of quantum numbers.

Which of the following is required by the Pauli exclusionprinciple?(a) No electron in an atom can have the same set ofquantum numbers as any other electron in thatatom.(b) Each electron in an atom must have the same n value.(c) Each electron in an atom must have different values.(d) Only two electrons can be in any particular shell of anatom.(e) No two electrons in a collection of atoms can have theexact same set of quantum numbers.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter5: Quantum Mechanics And Atomic Structure

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Problem 25P: Suppose that the spin quantum number did not exist, and therefore only one electron could occupy...

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