The relationship between an hydrogen atom's energy levels, sublevels and atomic orbitals lies in the fact that hydrogen atom has a shell with energy level of 1 and the energy sublevels are similar as there's only one and have the same energy, and lastly, only one atomic orbital exists in a hydrogen atom
- Generally, an atoms energy level, sublevels and atomic orbitals are described by the four quantum numbers if it's Valence electrons.
- Among laws of atomic theory is the fact that no two electrons can have the same value for all four quantum numbers in an atom.
Ultimately, the hydrogen atom has only one electron In the energy level 1, sublevels with equal energy as there are no sublevels in the energy level 1 and only the 1s atomic orbital.
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