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magnetic property of lanthanides are different from transition elements.
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Sir then where will the formula u s+l = √4s(s+1)+l(l+1) be used
When both orbital magnetic moment and spin magnetic moment contributed to value of magnetic moment.
@@LearnChemistryOnline sir can this formula ve applied to the examples that you have explained in the video.
This formula cannot be applied on first transition series elements. It is for 2nd and 3rd transition series elements.
@@LearnChemistryOnline and on f block elements also? Sir I used this formula for the questions you explained in video but the answer came out to be wrong.
For Lanthenides, u = g √J+(J+1) is used
magnetic property of lanthanides are different from transition elements.
Thank you very much for this clear explanation
Thank you very much sir 🙂
thanks you so much
Thank you sir
Tq so much Sir
tnx sir ji
Sir then where will the formula u s+l = √4s(s+1)+l(l+1) be used
When both orbital magnetic moment and spin magnetic moment contributed to value of magnetic moment.
@@LearnChemistryOnline sir can this formula ve applied to the examples that you have explained in the video.
This formula cannot be applied on first transition series elements. It is for 2nd and 3rd transition series elements.
@@LearnChemistryOnline and on f block elements also?
Sir I used this formula for the questions you explained in video but the answer came out to be wrong.
For Lanthenides, u = g √J+(J+1) is used