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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.Shouldn't it be root3*h/4pi
spin angular momentum = [s(s+1)]^1/2 *h/2pi where s = number of unpaired electrons/2
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iteachchem
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Hello, can you tell me the formula you are using?
iteachchem
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और मतलब आपके साबसे क्या अंसर होना चाहिए जो आपको मिलना चाहिए क्या आप क्या आप करने के लिए चाहिए
What’s given in key?
Imo it should be root3/2 h- [the ans u got too]
its somehow A
i think its a printing error
what bout the 2pi?
btw whats the unit for this , besides that of momentum
i ve seen BM in some questions
ohh
can you answer the actual question now?
ok so they have given h bar in all the options which is a reduced form of h/2pi that is used in this chapter
even then upon solving i got (root 3)/2 h-bar which is not there in the options
exactly
@iTeachChem
yo sup
you guys figured this one out na?
this seems good to me
h/2pi is nothing but the h with the slash
han i got that cleared but what about the /2
should i just consider it a printing error and move on?
Yah it printing error pretty sure, it’s def root3/2, I cleared the formula with my sir too
i have another small doubt in the same topic should i post here only
Yah acc to ur convenience
mu spin is orbital angular momentum or spin angular momentum
if its orbital then my ans matches with the key but its weird
Isn’t mu spin called magnetic moment? Excuse me tho we completed this chap log back so not fresh on the topic
Spin angikar momentum and orbital angular momentum are diff from magnetic moment
orbital am is root l[l+1] h /2pi
Spin is the same thing with s
And magnetic moment is the mu spin
Is it opt1?
@hardcoreisdead sry for ping
then what is the symbol for magnetic moment ?
considering muspin to be magnetic moment yes
but , if muspin = magnetic moment , then what are the symbols for orbital angular momentum and spin angular momentum
Symbol for magnetic moment is mu spin and it’s unit is BM [bohr magneton I think]
And usually I haven’t seen any questions where they use symbol for orbital or spin AM and our sir also hasn’t used any I think so dk
Okk, so u got the ans for it?
ok so theres no specific symbol for it, got it
yeah , earlier i was considering it to be spin angular momentum , considering it magnetic moment i got the answer
tysmm
Might wanna ask our seniors here but I am sure mu spin is magnetic moment, but usually a dead giveaway to what they ask is in the units
Ywww :]
han i got the hint from it too
should i close the thread now?
Ur wish
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