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For a magnetic quantum number $m = 0, \pm 1$,the value of the principal orbital (azimuthal quantum number $l$) corresponds to which subshell,and what is the minimum principal quantum number $n$ required for this set?
- A$n = 2$
- B$n = 4$
- C$n = 3$
- D$n = 5$
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