Term Symbol Assignment: For your assigned set: 1. Draw all possible microstates. 2. Sort the microstates into an M₁/Ms matrix 3. Assign term symbols to all the microstates 4. Assign J values to each term symbol 5. Use Hund's rule to find your term symbol with the lowest energy. Sets: USE LAST DIGIT OF YOUR ID NUMBER 2 electrons in p orbitals: one in 2p, one in 3p (ID: 0,2,4) 2 electrons in 3d orbitals (ID:1,3,5,6) 2 electrons: one in a 4s, one in a 3d (ID: 7,8,9)

Term Symbol Assignment: For your assigned set: 1. Draw all possible microstates. 2. Sort the microstates into an M₁/Ms matrix 3. Assign term symbols to all the microstates 4. Assign J values to each term symbol 5. Use Hund's rule to find your term symbol with the lowest energy. Sets: USE LAST DIGIT OF YOUR ID NUMBER 2 electrons in p orbitals: one in 2p, one in 3p (ID: 0,2,4) 2 electrons in 3d orbitals (ID:1,3,5,6) 2 electrons: one in a 4s, one in a 3d (ID: 7,8,9)

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Chapter13: Introduction To Symmetry In Quantum Mechanics

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