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Problem 15
.ll 4G 12
Problem 16
15
What values of J may occur in the terms ³D, 4D, 2G? How many states
belong to each level?
16
Which of the following transitions between levels are allowed in the
electronic emission spectrum of a many-electron atom
(i) 2P1/2 --> 2S 1/2
(ii) ³P --> ³S₁
(iii) ³D3--> ¹P₁

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