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What is the magnetic ( $m$ ) quantum number of electron $6$ ?

A

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+ 1

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C

2

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- 1

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Solution

The correct option is A $0$
In general, for p orbital
For p subshell (l=1), thus there are 3 possible values of magnetic quantum number(-1,0,+1).
Thus electron 6 will have 'o' as a magnetic quantum number.

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