The value of Principal quantum number is _ integers up to infinity.

Correct answer: B. Non zero & Positive

  • A. Zero & Positive
  • B. Non zero & Positive
  • C. Non zero & Negative
  • D. Positive

Explanation

The Principle Quantum Number denotes the principle shell to which the electron belongs. It represents the main energy level or shell in which the electron is present. It represents the average distance of the electron from the nucleus.The Principle Quantum Number can have non-zero, positive, integral values n = 1,2,3...Hence, B is the correct option

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