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DT GK Quiz Sat 27th May

straydogs | 14:02 Wed 31st May 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Which of these is NOT an orbital?

!)Mathematical wave function 2)Type of gearing

3)Missle trajectory or 4) Path (or probability distribution) of an electron

gbq

Monday Express 29-05-06

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jan1956

Missle trajectory, wouldn't it come back at you if it was?

straydogs

Question Author

I just can't decide jan1956. I've googled and googled and they all seem to be orbital in some way. I don;t know whether the use of "AN" orbital means something.

jan1956

i put missile as did some others on here on sunday

key in orbital in search and you will see, anyway its only for a dictionary so no point loosing sleep over it

cheers jan

straydogs

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Yes I agree. Thanks jan1956

howell5

I would hazard a guess at type of gearing because in order for something to be orbital it moves within a mass of air ie electron is based within its own orbit etc. gearing doesn't move as such if you know what i mean it only turns round?!?

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