Orbital angular momentum
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Re: Orbital angular momentum
I don't believe that knowing the equation is necessary. I think it's just important to know that angular momentum is denoted by the letter "l" and that it can be calculated by subtracting the principle quantum number, n, by 1.
In other words, l = n-1
In other words, l = n-1
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Re: Orbital angular momentum
The angular momentum quantum number (l) describes the shape of the atomic orbital.
Allowed values: l = 0 (s-orbital), 1(p-orbital), 2(d-orbital), ..., n-1; each l is called a subshell.
Allowed values: l = 0 (s-orbital), 1(p-orbital), 2(d-orbital), ..., n-1; each l is called a subshell.
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