An electron in hydrogen is in the 5 f state. Part A What possible values, in uni

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An electron in hydrogen is in the 5f state.

Part A

What possible values, in units of , could a measurement of the orbital angular momentum component on a given axis yield?

Express your answers numerically. Enter your answers in increasing order separated by commas.

An electron in hydrogen is in the 5f state.

Part A

What possible values, in units of , could a measurement of the orbital angular momentum component on a given axis yield?

Express your answers numerically. Enter your answers in increasing order separated by commas.

An electron in hydrogen is in the 5f state.

Part A

What possible values, in units of , could a measurement of the orbital angular momentum component on a given axis yield?

Express your answers numerically. Enter your answers in increasing order separated by commas.

ml =

An electron in hydrogen is in the 5f state.

Part A

What possible values, in units of , could a measurement of the orbital angular momentum component on a given axis yield?

Express your answers numerically. Enter your answers in increasing order separated by commas.

ml =

Explanation / Answer

f orbital mean angular momentum value =3

So the z component of orbital angular momentum are -3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3.

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