Biology, asked by dsowmiaman, 1 year ago

an atom of an element x has three orbits around its nucleus. what is its maximum electron holding capacity?

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Answered by pahiroy1221

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it's maximum electron holding capacity is 18 ....
i hope it helps..........

Answered by kumarayush703

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first orbit = 2
second orbit = 8
third orbit = 8

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