MCQ
Correct energy value order is
- A$ns\;np\;nd(n - 1)f$
- ✓$ns\;np(n - 1)d\;(n - 2)f$
- C$ns\;np(n - 1)d\;(n - 1)f$
- D$ns(n - 1)d\;n(n - 1)f$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$ns\;np(n - 1)d\;(n - 2)f$
b
(b) Higher the $(n+1)$ value higher is the energy associated with orbitals.
(b) Higher the $(n+1)$ value higher is the energy associated with orbitals.
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