MCQ
For which of the following sets of quantum numbers, an electron will have the highest energy?
- A$n=3,\, l=2,\, m=1,\, s=\,-1/2$
- ✓$n=4,\, l=3,\, m=\,-1,\, s=+1/2$
- C$n=4,\, l=1,\, m=\,-1,\, s=+1/2$
- D$n=5,\, l=0,\, m=0,\, s=\,-1/2$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$n=4,\, l=3,\, m=\,-1,\, s=+1/2$
b
Energy of electron $= n + l$ , higher is the value of $n + l$ more is energy of electron
Energy of electron $= n + l$ , higher is the value of $n + l$ more is energy of electron
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