The second and third quantum numbers describe these entities. These entities can be hybridized. Effective nuclear charge is based on the penetration of these entities. Madelung's rules involve the sum
The second and third quantum numbers describe these entities. These entities can be hybridized. Effective nuclear charge is based on the penetration of these entities. Madelung's rules involve the sum of the principle quantum number and azimuthal quantum number in relation to these entities. Hund's rule of maximum multiplicity involves (*) occupation of these entities. The Aufbau principle states that those of lower energy are filled before those of higher energy. The Pauli exclusion principle is often explained in terms of these entities. For 10 points, name these entities surrounding a nucleus where one is likely to find an electron.
The second and third quantum numbers describe these entities.
atomic {orbital}s [or electron {orbital}s; or electron {subshell}s; do not accept "molecular orbitals"; do not accept "electron shell"]