Question
What are n, l and m value for 2px and 3pz electrons?
Solution
(i) For 2px1 electron:
n-2, l= 1, m =-1
(ii) For 3pz electron:
n = 3, l= 1, m = + l
What are n, l and m value for 2px and 3pz electrons?
(i) For 2px1 electron:
n-2, l= 1, m =-1
(ii) For 3pz electron:
n = 3, l= 1, m = + l
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