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Standard XII
Chemistry
Shapes of Orbitals and Nodes
A certain orb...
Question
A certain orbital has
n
=
4
and
m
L
=
−
3.
The number of radial nodes in this orbital is (Round off to the Nearest Integer)
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Solution
The orbital having
n
=
4
and
m
L
=
−
3.
is
4
f
with l = 3
The number of radial nodes is an orbital is given by
Number of radial nodes :
n
−
l
−
1
=
4
−
3
−
1
=
0
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