15. Which fundamental atomic theory is violated by the following list of quantum numbersrepresenting silicon's valence electrons?nmim,300-12300-½311-12311-½a. Hund's ruleb. The Heisenberg uncertainty principlec. The Pauli exclusion principled. The deBroglie hypothesise. The Aufbau principle

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15. Which fundamental atomic theory is violated by the following list of quantum numbers representing silicon's valence electrons? n | m ms 3 0 0 -½ 3 0 0 -12 3 1 1 -½ 3 1 1 -/2 a. Hund's rule b. The Heisenberg uncertainty principle c. The Pauli exclusion principle d. The deBroglie hypothesis e. The Aufbau principle

15. Which fundamental atomic theory is violated by the following list of quantum numbers representing silicon's valence electrons? n | m ms 3 0 0 -½ 3 0 0 -12 3 1 1 -½ 3 1 1 -/2 a. Hund's rule b. The Heisenberg uncertainty principle c. The Pauli exclusion principle d. The deBroglie hypothesis e. The Aufbau principle

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Chapter5: Electron Configurations And The Periodic Table

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