The orbital angular momentum of a p-electron is given as :a) b) c) d) .
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Arun
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Orbital angular momentum is given by root(l(l+1))*h/2pi where l is the azimuthal quantum no. and h is plank's constant
For p orbit , l=1
Orbital angular momentum = root(2)*h/2pi
For p orbit , l=1
Orbital angular momentum = root(2)*h/2pi
Hence option A is correct.
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