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... axis ; furthermore , the number of units of angular momen- tum of motion about that axis is equal to the magnitude of m , and to the number of nodal planes that one would pass through in following a complete circuit around that axis ...
... axis ; furthermore , the number of units of angular momen- tum of motion about that axis is equal to the magnitude of m , and to the number of nodal planes that one would pass through in following a complete circuit around that axis ...
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... axis , it is seen to be circularly symmetrical : A circuit around the z axis passes through no nodal planes . This orbital corresponds to an m , value of zero . A section through a p , or p , orbital perpendicular to the z axis shows ...
... axis , it is seen to be circularly symmetrical : A circuit around the z axis passes through no nodal planes . This orbital corresponds to an m , value of zero . A section through a p , or p , orbital perpendicular to the z axis shows ...
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... axis , and the x and y directions are perpendicular to the axis . Relative energies of the orbitals for some diatomic molecules are shown qualitatively in Figure 9-4 . The energies vary with atomic size , for it is the size that ...
... axis , and the x and y directions are perpendicular to the axis . Relative energies of the orbitals for some diatomic molecules are shown qualitatively in Figure 9-4 . The energies vary with atomic size , for it is the size that ...
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