QUESTION 2 An electron in 3s orbital has a greater penetration through inner shells than an...
QUESTION 2
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An electron in 3s orbital has a greater penetration through inner shells than an electron in a 3p and 3d orbitals because
3s orbital is spherical
the maximum in 3s radial distribution function is closer to the nucleus than for the 3p and 3d
the 3s radial distribution function has a subsidiary maximum that is closer to the nucleus than for the 3p and 3d
The radius of 3s orbital is the smallest
The 3s radial distribution function has a more maximums than 3p and 3d
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