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... quantum number n . To explain these results , a second quantum number is intro- duced , symbolized by 1 and termed the azimuthal quantum number . This is permitted to have any integral value from zero up to one less than n . The value ...
... quantum number n . To explain these results , a second quantum number is intro- duced , symbolized by 1 and termed the azimuthal quantum number . This is permitted to have any integral value from zero up to one less than n . The value ...
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... quantum numbers which are the resultant of combin- ing the quantum numbers of the individual electrons in a way per ... number L for the atom , and the s values combined to give a spin quantum num- ber S for the atom . Then L and S ...
... quantum numbers which are the resultant of combin- ing the quantum numbers of the individual electrons in a way per ... number L for the atom , and the s values combined to give a spin quantum num- ber S for the atom . Then L and S ...
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... quantum number I of 1 , and a corresponding spin angular momentum of √ ( h / 27 ) . Nuclei heavier than hydrogen , which is merely a pro- ton , can be regarded as composites of protons and neutrons , with quantum numbers obtained by ...
... quantum number I of 1 , and a corresponding spin angular momentum of √ ( h / 27 ) . Nuclei heavier than hydrogen , which is merely a pro- ton , can be regarded as composites of protons and neutrons , with quantum numbers obtained by ...
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