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An orbital is a mathematical function describing an exact or approximated one-electron wavefunction in either an atom ( for atomic orbitals) or in a molecule (molecular orbitals).
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Is the electron in an atomic orbital moving or not?
I have debated quite a lot with friends on this question and the answer is still unclear.
On hand the electron wave fonction is delocalized on the orbital (let's say the one in the H atom e.g.), so t …
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