MCQ
The possible values of $ml$ are:
- ✓from $-1$ to $+ 1$
- Bfrom $0$ to $8$
- Cfrom $0$ to $+ 1$
- Dnone of these
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
from $-1$ to $+ 1$
Values for the quantum number ml are $ -1, 0, + 1$
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