Question

Orbital angular momentum depends on

• A. $l$
• B. $m\text{and}s$
• C. $n\text{and}m$
• D. $n\text{and}l$

Answer 1

The correct option is A $l$

Orbital angular momentum is given as:
$L=\sqrt{\left[l\right(l+1\left)h\right]}$

Where

$L=\text{Orbital angular momentum}$
$l=\text{Azimuthal quantum number}$
$h=\text{Planck's constant}/2\pi$

So, orbital angular momentum depends on the Azimuthal Quantum number $\left(l\right)$.

Hence, option (A) is correct.