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Using `s, p, d` notations, descibe the orbital with the following quantum numbers.
a. `n=1, l=0,` b. `n=3, l=1`
c. `n=4, l=2,` d. `n=4, l=3`

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