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Complete the following table.

trong>Value of n Possible Sublevels 1

2

3

4

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The given table should be completed.

Concept Introduction:

The different levels where electrons can be found and they occur at specific distances from the atom’s nucleus are said to be principal energy levels. Principal energy level is symbolized by n. As n increases, the number of sublevels increases and the electron spends more farther from the nucleus.

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The different levels where electrons can be found and they occur at specific distances from the atom’s nucleus are said to be principal energy levels. Principal energy level is symbolized by n. As n increases, the number of sublevels increases and the electron spends more farther from the nucleus.

For each value of n, the possible values of sublevels are 0, 1, 2, ……(n-1)

So, principal level 1 consists of one sublevel which is 1s orbital. Number 1 is for the principal energy level and s stands for the sublevel

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