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What is the maximum number of electrons per orbital?

Each electron in the 7s orbital would have what four quantumnumbers?

If n=4, what are the values of the second quantum number?

The five 3d orbitals can collectively hold how manyelectrons?

How many total electrons are in all the p orbitals in an atom ofSulfur (S)?

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Consider a 3d orbital. 

a. What are the allowed values for the n and l quantum numbers for a 3d orbital? 

b. What are the values for the ml quantum number for a 3d orbital?

c. What is the maximum number of 3d orbitals that could be present in any one atom? 

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