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The designation of a sub-shell with `n=4` and `l=3` is

A

4s

B

4p

C

4d

D

4f

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  • The designation of an orbital with n=4 and l=1, is

    A
    4d
    B
    4s
    C
    4f
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    4p

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    A
    10
    B
    12
    C
    14
    D
    16

  • M-shell contains sub-shell

    A
    s, p and d
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    s, p d and t
    C
    Only s
    D
    s and p

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