Chemistry, asked by tatineninivas, 5 months ago

if azimutal quantum number 1 = 3 the max number of electrons will be

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Answered by shalmiyashalu123

Answer:

7*2=14

Explanation:

The values of magnetic quantum numbers will be -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, and +3. Each orbital can accommodate 2 electrons so there will be a total of 14 or (7 *2) electrons in 3f subshell.

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if azimutal quantum number 1 = 3 the max number of electrons will be