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Fundamental characteristic property of particles which together with orbital angular momentum acts as the generator of rotations and which doesn't have a classical equivalent but is sometimes compared to and contrasted with classical intrinsic angular momentum.
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Why is oxygen in a triplet state and what are the consequences?
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Oxygen is found in the triplet state because the triplet state is most stable. This is a complex function of the pr …
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