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General
Easy
Question
Which of the following is false?
- Bracket spectral series for which
and 
lies in the infrared region of the electromagnetic radiation
- The orbital
is symmetrical about 
-axis
- The orbital
has no probability of finding electron along
- and 
-axis
- The orbital
has no probability of finding electron along - and -axis
and lies in the infrared region of the electromagnetic radiation
is symmetrical about -axis
has no probability of finding electron along- and -axis
has no probability of finding electron along - and -axis
The correct answer is: The orbital has no probability of finding electron along - and -axis
1.True.
2.True. See fig (i) below
3.True. See fig (e) below
4.False. See fig (h) below
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