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Recall: Nplanar = l, Nspherical = n − l − 1, NT = Nplanar + Nspherical,  and...

Recall: Nplanar = l, Nspherical = n − l − 1, NT = Nplanar + Nspherical,  and that E = −2.178 x 10−18J / n2

a.) Value of ml is shared by all orbitals: -3 2 1 -1 0

b.) Has a principal quantum number of 3: 5d 6s 4p 3s 7f

c.) Contains 18 electrons:  3p 5s 4p 6d 7g

d.) Orbital that has a toroidal disc: dxy dxy2-y2 dxz dz2   dyx

e.) Orbital that can have a ml of -3:   5p 6s 4d 7f 2s

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