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Keywords:
quantum
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azimuthal
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orbitals
,
sublevel
,
electron
Related Terms:
Principal quantum number
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Quantum numbers
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Electron configuration
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Shell
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Quantum number
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Orbital
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Hund's rule
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Neutron number
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Bond order
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Valence
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Nucleon number
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Electron shell
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Atomic number
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Molecular orbital
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Formal charge
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Wavefunction
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Coordination number
,
Atomic orbital
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Mass number
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Aufbau principle
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Electronegativity
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Oxidation number
,
Nuclide
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Free electron
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Bohr radius
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Valence electron
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Octet rule
,
Basis set
,
Isotope
,
Isotopes
,
Ground state
,
Boson
,
Energy level
,
Valence electrons
,
Covalent bond
,
Bohr atom
,
Covalent
,
Valence shell
,
Electric dipole
,
Electron affinity
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Fermion
,
Pauli exclusion principle
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Bosons
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Avogadro's number
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Positive ion
,
Qubit
,
Lone pair
,
Bohr model
,
Nonpolar covalent bond
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Excited atom
Atomic orbitals for which the values of the n and l quantum numbers are the same, such as the three 2p or five 3d atomic orbitals.
xenon.che.ilstu.edu
a set of electron orbitals with the same principal and second quantum number; for example, 2, and so on.
cliffsnotes.com
a set of orbitals with a given azimuthal quantum number
learnchem.net
a list of orbitals of the same energy level
d65.bu.edu
a set of electrons that all have the same value of (azimuthal quantum number)
antoine.frostburg.edu
sublevel. A set of electrons with the same azimuthal quantum number. The number of electrons permitted in a subshell is equal to 2
antoine.frostburg.edu
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Keywords:
shell
,
invocation
,
forked
,
login
,
command
Related Terms:
Csh
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Tcsh
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Bash
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Bourne shell
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Ksh
,
Korn shell
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Profile shell
,
Shell
,
Shell access
,
Shell script
,
Xterm
,
C shell
,
Shell variable
,
Login shell
,
Alias
,
Environment variable
,
Environment
,
Rsh
,
Shell
,
Shell extension
,
History
,
Terminal window
,
Unix shell
,
Background process
,
Command.com
,
Exec
,
Initialization files
,
Command line
,
Terminal
,
Command history
,
Command prompt
,
Shell account
,
Batch job
,
Setuid
,
Foreground
,
Environment variables
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Xdm
,
Foreground process
,
Mmc
,
Logon script
,
Putty
,
Terminal emulator
,
External command
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Batch mode
,
Login
,
Exit
,
Command line interface
,
Microsoft management console
,
X server
,
Prompt
Shell running under the control of another, often referred to as the parent shell (typically the login shell). See shell.
freebooks.by.ru
a forked child shell that executes a command and then exits
arstechnica.com
a new shell your current shell creates to run a program
h30097.www3.hp.com
a secondary invocation of the shell, so any change to shell variables, the current directory, or other such process information lasts only while executing the commands in the group
emu.edu.tr
the section called “Which shell will run the script
tille.xalasys.com
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