The size of an atomic orbital is associated with: a. the magnetic quantum number (ml).
b. the spin quantum number (ms).
c. the angular momentum quantum number (l).
d. the angular momentum and magnetic quantum numbers, together.
e. the principal quantum number (n).

e. the principal quantum number (n).

Explanation:

The size of the orbital is governed and decided by the principal quantum number n, which is dependent on the overall average distance between the number of electrons as well as the nucleus. The orbital's shape is explained by the angular quantum number. The magnetic quantum number is concerned with the orbital's orientation in space. The quantum number's spin explains the spin of the electrons.

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