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sveta [45]
3 years ago
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Si dos elementos tienen igual valor del número cuántico n y diferente l, ml y ms entonces deben estar en : El mismo orbital, per

o diferente nivel y sub nivel. Diferente nivel , subnivel y orbital El mismo nivel, sub nivel y orbital. El mismo nivel, pero diferente subnivel y orbital El mismo sub nivel y orbital pero diferente nivel.
Chemistry
1 answer:
OlgaM077 [116]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

El mismo nivel, pero diferente subnivel y orbital

Explanation:

En un átomo, el número cuántico principal n muestra el nivel de energía del electrón.

Si dos electrones tienen el mismo valor del número cuántico principal n, simplemente significa que están en el mismo nivel de energía.

Sin embargo, cuando los números cuánticos l y ml difieren, los electrones deben estar en diferentes subniveles y orbitales.

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