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The orbital angular momentum of a p-electron is given as :
Options
(a) h/(√2π)
(b) √3 x (h/2π)
(c) √(3/2) x h/π
(d) √6 x h/2π
Correct Answer:
h/(√2π)
Explanation:
Orbital Angular Momentum = h/(2π) x √(l(l+1)). For p orbital, l=1. so => h/(2π) x √2 =? h/(√2π)
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