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Ann Scott
3 March, 22:56
What is the number of orbital's in a d sublevel
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Clarence Coleman
4 March, 00:12
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Five
Explanation:
The number of orbitals in a sublevel depends on the secondary quantum number l and the magnetic quantum number mₗ.
For a d subshell, l = 2.
The allowed values of mₗ are - 2, - 1, 0, 1, 2.
Since there are five allowed values of mₗ, there are five d orbitals.
Each d orbital corresponds to one of the five quantum numbers.
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