Subject: Are there more atomic orbitals other than s, p, d, f?
Date: Mon Dec 18 03:31:38 2000
Posted by Richard
Grade level: 7-9
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Country: Taiwan
Area of science: Chemistry
ID: 977128298.Ch
Message:
I've been searching through the Internet and I found that the orbital
quantum number of an atom (l) can be between 0 and the principal quantum
number (n) subtracted by 1. But all the other websites I've searched only
stated the first four orbitals: s, p, d, f. Are there more? If so, what
are they called?
Re: Are there more atomic orbitals other than s, p, d, f?
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