MCQ
The magnetic quantum is a number related to:
- Asize
- Bshape
- ✓orientation
- Dspin
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
orientation
c
The magnetic quantum is a number related to orientation. it determines the preferred orientation of orbitals in space. It gives the number of orbitals in suborbit. It explains Zeeman and Stark effects.
The magnetic quantum is a number related to orientation. it determines the preferred orientation of orbitals in space. It gives the number of orbitals in suborbit. It explains Zeeman and Stark effects.
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