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which quantum numbers are obtained from the solution of radial schrodingers equation

which quantum numbers are obtained from the solution of radial schrodingers equation

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3 quantum numbers (out of 4) can be obtained from the solution of schrodinger's 3D wave equation.

Principle quantum number

azimuth quantum number

Magnetic quantum number

these 3 can be obtained by the solution of schrodinger's 3D wave equation.

But please note that these 3 quantum numbers are the solution of 3 seperate equation, the 'RADIAL' part of the schrodinger's equation gives the 'PRINCIPAL QUANTUM NUMBER' Only, while other 2 gives the other 2 numbers.

While spin quantum number is obtained from the pauli's extrusion principle.

So correct answer must be only Principal quantum number is obtained by the solution of radial part of schrodinger's equation.

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