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Use the plot above to determine your answer. If functions I, II, and III have THE SAME angular momentum quantum number (1), identify them. V [ Choose ] 2p 1s II 4d 3d 3s III 2s 3p %3D
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IV Radial Distance, A Above are four radial distribution functions for s, p, or d orbitals. Use the Roman numerals on each plot to refer to them for the following questions. Radial Distribution
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