MCQ
There is no difference between a $2p$ and a $3p$ orbital regarding
- ✓Shape
- BSize
- CEnergy
- DValue of $n$
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Answer
Correct option: A.
Shape
a
(a) Both $2p $ and $3p-$ orbitals have dumb-bell shape.
(a) Both $2p $ and $3p-$ orbitals have dumb-bell shape.
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