In an atom first four shells k l m and n are completely filled then what is the total number of electron in that atom
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The total number of electron in an atom whose first four shells k l m and n are completely filled is equal to 36.
- Completely filled shells corresponds to noble gas configuration.
- Since the n-shell(4th shell) is completely filled, the element is Krypton.
- Total number of electrons in k shell is equal to 2 (1s).
- Total number of electrons in l shell is equal to 8 (2s and 2p).
- Total number of electrons in m shell is equal to 18 (3s , 3p and 3d).
- Total number of electrons in n shell is equal to 8 (4s and 4p).
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