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Russell Warner
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10 April, 12:23
Are energy levels and orbitals the same thing?
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Cohen Mccullough
10 April, 12:43
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No they are not
Explanation:
Energy levels of electrons have fixed distance from the nucleus of an atom where electrons may be found.
orbitals is the path that electrons revolve
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