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Given K = 2 ,L=8 ,M=11 ,N = 2 then find the number of electrons present in L =2

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Answered by zumba12
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When L = 2, the maximum number of electrons present in it is 8.

Explanation:

  • The given letter designation of shells is 'L'. From it the value of n is identified as 2, as values of n represents the position of the shell as given below:
  1. n = 1 - K shell
  2. n = 2 - L shell
  3. n = 3 - M shell
  4. n = 4 - N shell
  • With the value of n, the maximum number of electrons that a shell can hold can be calculated using the formula 2n^2.
  • Accordingly, the maximum number of electrons in L-shell is:

n = 2

2n^2 = 2\times(2)^2 = 2\times4 = 8

  • Thus it is inferred that when L = 2, it has 8 electrons.

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