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Standard XII
Chemistry
Quantum Numbers
The angular m...
Question
The angular momentum of an electron in the shell in which the
g
-subshell first appears is
x
×
h
2
π
. The value of
x
will be:
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Solution
l
=
4
for
g
-subshell.
Thus, the subshell will first appear in
(
n
=
l
+
1
=
5
)
5
th shell.
Angular momentum
(
m
v
r
)
=
h
h
2
π
=
5
h
2
π
∴
n
=
5
.
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