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In an Allowed Electron Transition in a Hydrogen Atom

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In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom,


A) Δ
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = 0;
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = 0, ±1.
B) Δ
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = 0, ±1;
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = ±1.
C) Δ
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = 0, ±1;
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = 0, ±1.
D) Δ
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = ±1;
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = 0, ±1.
E) Δ
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = ±1;
In an allowed electron transition in a hydrogen atom, A) Δ = 0; = 0, ±1. B) Δ = 0, ±1; = ±1. C) Δ = 0, ±1; = 0, ±1. D) Δ = ±1; = 0, ±1. E) Δ = ±1; = ±1. = ±1.

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