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24.Choose the correct statements from the following - A) A node is a point in space where the wave function ( `Psi` ) has zero amplitude B) Total number of nodes in an orbital is equal to (n-1) C) `Psi^(2)` represents the probability density of finding the electron D) Total no.of angular node in `2p_(x)` orbital is one

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