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Using the s,p, d notation , deseribe the orbit with the following number
a `n = 1, l = 0` b. `n = 2, l = 0` c.` n = 3, l = 3` d. `n = 4, l = 2 `e. `n = 4, l = 3`

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a.`1s b.2s c. 3p d. 4d e.4f`
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