5. Which of the following statement regarding electron configuration and orbital shape s CORRECT? A. Aufbau principle stated that the electron in an atom have unique sets of four quantum number. B. Azimuthal quantum number reflects the shape of the region in space an electron occupies. C. Pauli exclusion is the build-up of electron configuration in atom according to the energy diagram D. Schrodinger wave equation describes the wave behaviour of the electron.

5. Which of the following statement regarding electron configuration and orbital shape s CORRECT? A. Aufbau principle stated that the electron in an atom have unique sets of four quantum number. B. Azimuthal quantum number reflects the shape of the region in space an electron occupies. C. Pauli exclusion is the build-up of electron configuration in atom according to the energy diagram D. Schrodinger wave equation describes the wave behaviour of the electron.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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