How are atomic orbitals (electrons) identified or distinguished?

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(N/A) Atomic orbitals are identified by their quantum numbers: the principal quantum number $(n)$,the azimuthal quantum number $(l)$,and the magnetic orbital quantum number $(m_{l})$.

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