An electron has a spin quantum number + 2 1 and magnetic quantum number -1 . It can not be present in :

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An electron has a spin quantum number $+ \frac{1}{2}$ and magnetic quantum number -1 . It can not be present in :

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For an s-orbital, $l = 0$ , so $m_{l}$ must be 0. An electron with $m_{l} = - 1$ cannot be in an s-orbital.

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