Correlation Between n and l
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Correlation Between n and l
In the book, it gives an example where if n = 3, l can have any three values (0,1, and 2), but what do these three numbers indicate?
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Re: Correlation Between n and l
Since n=3, the electron is in the third energy level, which means the electron can be in the s orbital (l=0), p orbital (l=1), or d orbital (l=2).
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Re: Correlation Between n and l
The different values of l indicate which orbitals the electron can be on with l=0 meaning s-orbital l=1 meaning p-orbital l=2 meaning d-orbital l=3 meaning f orbital and so on.
Re: Correlation Between n and l
l indicates the azimuthal quantum number of an element that denotes the subshells the element contains;
l=0 signifies the s orbital (with a possible value of 0)
l=2 signifies the p orbital (with possible values of -1,0,1)
l=3 signifies the d orbital ( with possible values of -2, -1, 0, 1, 2)
l=0 signifies the s orbital (with a possible value of 0)
l=2 signifies the p orbital (with possible values of -1,0,1)
l=3 signifies the d orbital ( with possible values of -2, -1, 0, 1, 2)
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Re: Correlation Between n and l
l gives the shape of the orbital and it's also called the sub-shell.
l=0: S orbital
l=1: P orbital
l=2: D orbital
l=3: F orbital
l=0: S orbital
l=1: P orbital
l=2: D orbital
l=3: F orbital
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Re: Correlation Between n and l
l is the second number that gives you the Angular Momentum which determines the shape of the nodes of orbitals.
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