Molecular orbital structure has how many unpaired electrons?
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a molecular orbital can have only one unpaired electron
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bro there is a mistake in your question.....a molecule have atom
atom have shells
shells have sub shells
and subshells have orbitals which contains electrons
each orbital contains 2 electrons. hence can contain one unpaired electron at a time.
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atom have shells
shells have sub shells
and subshells have orbitals which contains electrons
each orbital contains 2 electrons. hence can contain one unpaired electron at a time.
thanks....for any doubt just comment down. thanks
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