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Orbital angular momentum depends on ______.

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Orbital angular momentum depends on ______.

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  • l

  • n and l

  • n and m

  • m and s

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Solution

Orbital angular momentum depends on l.

Explanation:

Orbital angular momentum = `sqrt(l(l + 1)) h/(2pi)`.

Hence, it depends only on ‘`l`’.

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Chapter 2: Structure of Atom - Multiple Choice Questions (Type - I) [Page 16]

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Chapter 2 Structure of Atom
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