Chemistry, asked by noobda98, 11 months ago

Define define pauli's exclusion principle and give its one use.??​

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Answered by vROYv
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Answer:

Pauli's exclusion principle states that an orbital can have a maximum of two electrons having opposite spins.

it is used to calculate the maximum number of electrons with which can be present in an orbital .subshell and an orbit.

Answered by Anonymous
9

Answer:

Pauli's exclusion principle  :  

According to this principle an orbital can have maximum two

electron and of opposite spin .  

Mean orbital can have 0 , 1 or 2 electron . If they are two then

must be with opposite spin.

For example :  

Li and B

Li :  

Electronic configuration :  

Li - 1 s² , 2 s²

In order to fill orbitals :

First have to fill 1 s orbital with opposite spin then 2 s orbital for 1 electron.

B

Electronic configuration :  

B = 1 s² , 2 s², 2 p¹

In order to fill orbitals :

First have to fill 1 s orbital with opposite and also 2 s orbital :

For 2 p orbital just fill 1 electron .  

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