Pauli Exclusion Principle | North Idaho College - Edubirdie

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PHYS-211 | Engineering Physics I
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Hani T.

Pauli Exclusion principle. This grinciple deals with the values of quantum numbers allowed for a given orbital. This governing principle for the set of allowed quantam numbers has been postulated by Sauli. According to this principle No two electrons in an atom can passes Identical values for all the four quantum numbers. The Significance of this statement is that even 18 three quantum numbes (n,G, ad m) are the same for agiven arbitas. The fourth quantum number, that is the Spin quantum number will be different (+1/2 and -1/2). for the 1s orbital n=1 h=0, m=0 the fourth quantum number should be (+1/2 and -1/2), Since the max. number of allowed electrons in two for an orbital. for other orbitals, the following quantum numbers can be identified. n=2 h=0 m=0 2s orbital n=2 , h=1 , m=1 2p orbital n=2 , h=1 , m=-1 2p orbital n=2 , h=1 , m=0 2p orbital

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