Can anyone tell me on what basis do we assign ok not assign conclude

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The discussion centers on the energy levels of atomic orbitals, specifically why the 1s orbital is considered to have less energy than the 2s orbital. Participants emphasize that this distinction is based on quantum mechanical principles and can be both calculated and experimentally verified. The consistent results across different methods reinforce the understanding of energy hierarchy in atomic structure.

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can anyone tell me on what basis do we assign ok not assign conclude that 1s orbital has a "less energy" than 2s..? what do we really mean by saying less energy
 
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It can be calculated, it can be measured experimentally - make your pick. Results are always the same.
 

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