Quick answer fast a. The following is not a possible set of quantumnumbers. Which of the quantum numbers is notconsistent with the others, or is just wrong?n=0l = 1me = 0mg = +1/2nеmemusb. The following is not a possible set of quantumnumbers. Which of the quantum numbers is notconsistent with the others, or is just wrong?n = 4l = 2me = 0mg = 0nlmems

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a. The following is not a possible set of quantum numbers. Which of the quantum numbers is not consistent with the others, or is just wrong? n = 0 l = 1 me = 0 mg = +1/2 n l me ms b. The following is not a possible set of quantum numbers. Which of the quantum numbers is not consistent with the others, or is just wrong? n = 4 00 l=2 me = 0 mg = n е 0 me ms

a. The following is not a possible set of quantum numbers. Which of the quantum numbers is not consistent with the others, or is just wrong? n = 0 l = 1 me = 0 mg = +1/2 n l me ms b. The following is not a possible set of quantum numbers. Which of the quantum numbers is not consistent with the others, or is just wrong? n = 4 00 l=2 me = 0 mg = n е 0 me ms

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