For the subshell L =3 then the total no of 'm' value is
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As per the K, L, M, N rule,
K shell can only hold two electrons.
And it is given that there are 3 electrons present in L shell.
Thus total no. of 'm' = 2+3 =5
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As per the K, L, M, N rule,
K shell can only hold two electrons.
And it is given that there are 3 electrons present in L shell.
Thus total no. of 'm' = 2+3 =5
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HOPE IT HELPS!!!
Mouse12:
can u explain more please
what confusion u have??
i can't understand the explanation
can u explain in more detail plz
u know that k she'll can only hold 2 electrons and L she'll can hold 8 electrons
it is given that that there are only 3 electrons in L shell
remember we can't proceed further until the preceding shell is filled... it means K shell is filled.... means we already have two electrons and 3 is in L shell... so in total we have 2+3 = 5electrons
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