Titanium ground state
The ground state term symbol of Ti is 3F2 but I don't understand how this is possible because L will have to be 3 for it to be F ... but L = l1 + l2, L1+l2-1... |l1-l2| and there is two electrons in the d shell so i don't understand how it happens
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The ground state term symbol of Ti is 3F2 but I don't understand how this is possible because L will have to be 3 for it to be F ... but L = l1 + l2, L1+l2-1... |l1-l2| and there is two electrons in the d shell so i don't understand how it happens
L is the total orbital angular momentum. What are the values for the d orbitals you have put electrons in?
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