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The orbital described by the quantum numbers \(\mathrm{n} = 4\) and \(l = 2\) is
The orbital described by the quantum numbers \(\mathrm{n} = 4\) and \(l = 2\) is
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The subshell letter is determined solely by \(l\), while the number is \(n\).
Updated On: Apr 24, 2026
- 4s
- 3d
- 2d
- 4f
- 4d
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