HighWavelength(meters)energyLow10-1310-1510-910-11energy10510-310-510-71031010-1UltravioletradiationradiationVisible light450400 nm600550500Violet6501 = 750Red700Copyright © 2009 Pearson Prentice Hall, Inc.b) Gallium, Ga, is widely used in semiconductor and LED industries.Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga.Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga ion inGa2O3.i.i.Gamma raysХ-гаysInfraredMicrowavesRadio waves

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b) Gallium, Ga, is widely used in semiconductor and LED industries. i. Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga. ii. Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga ion in Ga2O3.

b) Gallium, Ga, is widely used in semiconductor and LED industries. i. Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga. ii. Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga ion in Ga2O3.

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b) Gallium, Ga, is widely used in semiconductor and LED industries.
Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga.
Determine the four quantum number of the last electron filled in Ga ion in
Ga2O3.
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i.
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