summary:
Real orbital: 4s , 1s , 2p
Imaginary orbital : 2d
Explanation:
For answering this problem, you first write the value of n and l for all orbital.
For real orbital, there is some conditions.
Conditions for real orbital:
1) value of n must be positive integer .
2) value of n must be greater than value of l.
value of n > value of l
Since 4s , 1s and 2p follow all the conditions of real orbital. So these orbitals are real.
For 2d , n= 2 and l=2
So for 2d , value of n is not greater than value of l. So 2d is imaginary orbital.
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