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Transcribed Image Text:The plot below gives the electron density plot for a particular atomic orbital.
Distance from the nucleus, r
It is known that the orbital has 2 nodal planes.
The principal quantum number for this orbital is
+1
This orbital belongs to a
subshell
1.
2.
estion 2
Element Z and X are compared. Element Z is sma 4
element X Based on this comparison, which of the following
ot yet
mswered
1. Element X is from a period lower on the pi
2. Element Z is closer to the right hand side of the periodic table than element X
ble than element 2
Electron density

Transcribed Image Text:The plot below gives the electron density plot for a particular atomic orbital.
Distance from the nucleus,
It is known that the orbital has 2 nodal planes.
The principal quantum number for this orbital is
This orbital belongs to a
subshell
1n
Element Z and X are com
lement Z is smaller than element X. Based on this compaison, which of the following could be true?
1. Element X is from g
2. Element Z is closer f
3. A 1+ cation ion of
4 Flement 7 bas a higher
lower on the periodic table than element Z
ight hand side of the periodic table than element X
X will be larger than a 1+ cation of element 2
of
Electron density
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