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Quantum Numbers Quantum numbers: Are in all electron configurations and are used to locate the specific location of electrons in an atom. There are four different kinds of quantum numbers. 1.)Principle number ( n ): indicates the energy level that the electron is in. example: 1s2 2.) Angular momentum number (l ): indicates the types the type of orbital that the electron is in (s, p, d or f). 3.) Magnetic quantum number (Ml ): is the number of possible paths for the electrons to be traveling on. 4.) Electron spin number (Ms): is the specific direction of the orbiting electrons. Electron spin is always +1/2 or –1/2.
