####56. If electron has spin quantum number $+1 / 2$ and a magnetic quantum number -1 , it cannot be present in
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(a) d-orbital
(b) f-orbital
(c) p-orbital
(d) s-orbital.
Thus value of $m$ must be zero, which is given as -1 in the question. Hence, the electron can not be present in $s$-orbital.
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