Chemistry, asked by Sritulasi, 9 months ago

No.of electrons possible with n=3 and m=0 are

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Answered by mary678999

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Answer: it is 3s orbital hence only 2 electrons are possible

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Answered by davisshikhar

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since each single subshell can have only 2 electrons n=3 and m=0 implies a subshell of d orbital

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