Give the values for the quantum numbers n l ml for each orbital
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Give the values for the quantum numbers n, l, ml for each orbital in the 4d subshell.
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The principal quantum number, denoted by n is used to represent the energy of an electron and designates the principal electron shell. It can be any positive integer, such as 1,2,
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