Question

how will you determine the maximum number of electrons thar can be accomodated in a particular Shell of an atom ?

Answer 1

According to the Bohr Bury , the maximum number of electrons which can be accommodated in a single energy level is from using the formula 2n^2 , where " n" is the energy index i. e. 123.......

only 8 electrons can accommodate in a energy level at once.

Electrons are not accommodated in a energy level until the inner rings are filled .

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Answer 2

The maximum number of electrons that can occupy a particular shell can be identified by the following formula:

Electron Capacity = $2n^{2}$

The n represents the Principal Quantum number

Energy Level                   Shell Letter                     Electron Capacity
       1                                       K                                          2
       2                                      L                                          8
       3                                      M                                         18
       4                                      N                                         32
       5                                      O                                         50
       6                                      P                                          72