Quantum Numbers and Atomic Orbitals

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Quantum Numbers and Atomic OrbitalsOnline version Test your quantum and orbital skills now! by Shene Nichole Silang 1 Can isotopes of an element have different atomic numbers? Yes No 2 Does the periodic table arrange elements in order of increasing atomic number? Yes No 3 Can the azimuthal quantum number (ℓ) be greater than the principal quantum number (n)? Yes No 4 Is the magnetic quantum number (mₗ) responsible for orbital orientation? Yes No 5 Can two electrons in the same atom have identical sets of four quantum numbers? Yes No 6 Are there three p orbitals in every energy level starting from n = 2? Yes No 7 Is the spin quantum number (mₛ) always either +½ or -½? Yes No 8 Does the principal quantum number (n) indicate the energy level of an electron? Yes No 9 Is the atomic number equal to the number of protons in an atom? Yes No 10 Does the atomic number determine an element’s identity? Yes No

Quantum Numbers and Atomic OrbitalsOnline version

Test your quantum and orbital skills now!

by Shene Nichole Silang

Can isotopes of an element have different atomic numbers?

Yes

Does the periodic table arrange elements in order of increasing atomic number?

Yes

Can the azimuthal quantum number (ℓ) be greater than the principal quantum number (n)?

Yes

Is the magnetic quantum number (mₗ) responsible for orbital orientation?

Yes

Can two electrons in the same atom have identical sets of four quantum numbers?

Yes

Are there three p orbitals in every energy level starting from n = 2?

Yes

Is the spin quantum number (mₛ) always either +½ or -½?

Yes

Does the principal quantum number (n) indicate the energy level of an electron?

Yes

Is the atomic number equal to the number of protons in an atom?

Yes

Does the atomic number determine an element’s identity?

Yes

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Quantum Numbers and Atomic OrbitalsOnline version

by Shene Nichole Silang

Can isotopes of an element have different atomic numbers?

Does the periodic table arrange elements in order of increasing atomic number?

Can the azimuthal quantum number (ℓ) be greater than the principal quantum number (n)?

Is the magnetic quantum number (mₗ) responsible for orbital orientation?

Can two electrons in the same atom have identical sets of four quantum numbers?

Are there three p orbitals in every energy level starting from n = 2?

Is the spin quantum number (mₛ) always either +½ or -½?

Does the principal quantum number (n) indicate the energy level of an electron?

Is the atomic number equal to the number of protons in an atom?

Does the atomic number determine an element’s identity?

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