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Standard X
Chemistry
Bohr's Model of Atom
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If the value of (n + 1) is more than 4 and less than 6, then what will be possible number of orbitals?
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n
+
l
Sub orbit Orbitals
5
4
p
3
5
3
d
5
5
5
s
1
Total orbitals
=
3
+
5
+
1
=
9
.
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