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Choose the correct statement from among the following

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A node is a point in space where the wave function (V) has zero amplitude

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The number of peaks in radial distribution is `n - 1`

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Radial probability density `pi_(n.1) (r ) = 4 pir^(2)R_(m)^(2)(r )`

D

`v^(2)` represents the atomic orbital

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To solve the question of choosing the correct statement from the options provided, we will analyze each statement step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze the First Statement **Statement**: A node is a point in space where the wave function Psi has zero amplitude. **Analysis**: - A node is indeed defined as a point where the wave function (Ψ) is zero. - For example, in the 1s orbital, there are no nodes, while in the 2s orbital, there is one radial node where the wave function is zero. ...
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