Part C Which quantum number determines the total number of angular nodes in any given orbital? O m, the magneitc quantum number O n, the principle quantum number O 1, the angular momentum quantum number O mg. the spin quantum number Submit Request Answer Part D Classify each combination of quantum number sets as being possible or impossible. Reset Help n= 1,1 = 0, m, = 0, m, = -1/2n= 2,1= 1, m, = -1, m, = +1/2n= 2,1= 0, m, = 0, m, = 0n= 3,1 = 2, m, = 1, m, = +12 n= 3, 1 = 3, m, = -1, m, = +1/2n= 4, 1= 3, m, = 3, m, = +1/2 Possible Impossible

Part C Which quantum number determines the total number of angular nodes in any given orbital? O m, the magneitc quantum number O n, the principle quantum number O 1, the angular momentum quantum number O mg. the spin quantum number Submit Request Answer Part D Classify each combination of quantum number sets as being possible or impossible. Reset Help n= 1,1 = 0, m, = 0, m, = -1/2n= 2,1= 1, m, = -1, m, = +1/2n= 2,1= 0, m, = 0, m, = 0n= 3,1 = 2, m, = 1, m, = +12 n= 3, 1 = 3, m, = -1, m, = +1/2n= 4, 1= 3, m, = 3, m, = +1/2 Possible Impossible

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