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for the electron in the hydrogen atom, which of the sets of observables below are compatible observables?

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For the electron in the hydrogen atom, the sets of observable below are compatible observable is-

The total energy, the magnitude of the orbital angular momentum and its component along the z-axis.

What is the charge of an electron in hydrogen atom?

A hydrogen atom has one positively charged proton and one negatively charged electron, making it overall neutral. The hydrogen ion has an electric charge of one when it loses that one electron to become an ion.

In hydrogen gas, each hydrogen molecule is made up of two hydrogen atoms that are bound together. Similarly, two oxygen atoms combine to form an oxygen molecule.

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