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Consider a hydrogen atom with the electron in the n5 shell. what is the energy of the electron? -0.5442 ev you are correct. your receipt no. is 155-3440 tries what is the smallest possible value of the orbital angular momentum quantumm number for this shell? 0 you are correct. your receipt no. is 155-1679 tries what is the largest possible value of the orbital angular momentum quantum number for this shell? 4 you are correct. previous our receipt no. is 155-4355 ries what is the length of the largest possible orbital anqular momentum vector in this shell measured in the units of "h-bar"? submit answer tries 0/1: 2 how many different orientations can this largest orbital angular momentum vector have with respect to the vertical axis?
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