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What electron could have quantum numbers n3 l0 ml0 ms-12?

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What is the definition of ms64 in numasitcs?

"MS64" is short for "Mint State 64" and would refer to an uncirculated coin in very good, but not perfect, condition. MS70 would be a "perfect" coin, and MS60 would be the lowest uncirculated coin - no wear, but a lot of dings and probably not a great strike. If you're interested, "Good" is usually about MS4, "Very Good" MS8, "Fine" MS12 to MS15, "Very Fine" MS25 to MS30, "Extremely Fine" MS40 to MS45, and "Almost Uncirculated" MS50 to MS58 (usually MS52, MS55 or MS58).


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