The two electrons in k sub-shell will differ in, Chemistry

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The two electrons in K sub-shell will differ in:

(1)Principal quantum number

(2)Azimuthal quantum number

(3)Magnetic quantum number

(4)Spin quantum number

Ans:Spin quantum number


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