this is a p1 configuration. For a p electron
l=1and as there is only one electron, L = 1.
For a single electron s = ½ and therefore, S = ½.
Hence, 2S+1 = 2.
J values are:
J = 1 + ½, …… 1- ½ = 3/2, …, ½ = 3/2, ½.
Hence the term symbols are,
2P3/2 and 2P1/3
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