Destroyer Q#114

[oxxomxxo]

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hey guys how do you go about figuring what L, Ml, and Ms are. i understand how to get n but i not the others. Thanks.

 

[ZenoVT]

L = any interger from 0 to n-1
So say N=3 you could have L = 0,1, or 2
0 corresponds to s orbital, 1 => p, 2 => d, 3 => f....

M(l) = the range of intergers from -L --> L
So say you have L = 2, then M(l) = -2,1,0,1,2
It makes sense because you know L=2 corresponds to the d orbital which has 5 subshells, therefore M(l) could have 5 different values.

M(s) is just either -1/2 or 1/2 depending on surround electron in the same subshell. If there are 2 electrons in the same subshell than they must have different spins according to one of the laws.

 

[oxxomxxo]

so is there a distinctive way to find M(s) by looking at it, and thanks for the response, makes better sense now.

 

[joonkimdds]

so is there a distinctive way to find M(s) by looking at it, and thanks for the response, makes better sense now.

up is +, down is -.