All the given statements are correct about angular momentum quantum number, magnetic quantum number and principle quantum number.
What is quantum number?
Quantum number in chemistry describes a particular value about the different energy levels present in any element like atom or molecule.
(1). Angular momentum quantum no. (I) describes the property of a subshell, which are present inside the shell. In every sub-shell electron have definite value of I i.e.
For s orbital : I = 0
For p orbital : I = 1
For d orbital : I = 2
For f orbital : I = 3
(2). Magnetic quantum number (m) define the value of orbitals that are present within the subshells. Its value is ranging from -I to +I. i.e.
For s orbital : m = 0
For p orbital : m = -1, 0, +1
For d orbital : m = -2, -1, 0 +1, +2
For f orbital : m = -3, -2, -1, 0 +1, +2, +3
(3). Principle quantum (n) defines about the number of shell present in an atom. In the 1st shell only s subshell is present, in the 2nd shell s & p; p subshells are present, in the 3rd shell s, p & d subshells are present and in the 4th shell s, p, d & f subshells are present. So, n of an electron in a d orbital must be equal to or greater than 3.
Hence, all given option are correct.
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