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Multiplicative quantum number

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The term "multiplicative quantum number" does not refer to a standard concept in quantum mechanics or quantum chemistry. However, it may be a conflation or misunderstanding of related terms that involve quantum numbers. In quantum mechanics, quantum numbers are used to describe the quantized states of a system, such as an electron in an atom. The primary quantum numbers usually include: 1. **Principal quantum number (n)**: Indicates the energy level of the electron.

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