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... however we can say that orbitals are certain level of forces such as Bohr’s model suggested the possibilities of certain energy levels, hereafter this new representation of force is called the Quantum Orbital Force or Quantum Mechanical Force (QMF), if it is satisfied then one can say, the Bohr’s po ...
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