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Consider a 4d orbital in a hydrogen atom.
How many orbitals of this type are possible? ____________ (Enter an integer.)
How many radial nodes are there for each 4d orbital? ____________ (Enter an integer.)
How many angular nodes are there for each 4d orbital? ____________ (Enter an integer.)
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