Question

Formula to find maximum number of electrons ina orbit

Answer 1

heya....

An orbit is made up of orbitals especially s,p,d,and f

Each orbital has fixed electron holding capacity and it varies orbitals to 

# orbitals eg---

s can hold maximum of 2 electrons

p can hold maximum of 6 electrons

d can hold maximum of 10 electrons

f can hold maximum of 14 electron

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Answer 2

Hey mate!

Here's your answer!!

The formula that can determine the maximum number of electrons that a shell of an atom can accomodate is

2n²

where n = number of shells.

The value of n will be substituted with the number of the shell. Each shell of an atom is denoted by letters K, L, M, N, etc.

where K=1, L = 2, M = 3, etc.

For eg; if an atom has L shells, the number of electrons the shell it can accomodate is equal to

= 2n²

= 2 × (2)²

= 2 × 4

= 8 electrons.

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