Chemistry, asked by MysteriousAryan, 17 days ago

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Using concept of quantum numbers, calculate the maximum number of Electrons present in the 'M 'shell.
Give thier distribution in shells and subshells and orbitals.​

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Answered by DhiruRiluloveyou
2

Answer:

3rd shell has 18 electrons

Explanation:

M shell is a 3rd shell

so, 3s, 3p, 3d

3s has 1 orbital

3p has 3 orbital

3d has 5 orbital

((1 orbital has 2 electrons))

so,

3s has 2 electrons

3p has 6 electrons

3d has 10 electrons

so, Total Electrons in 3rd shell = 3s + 3p + 3d

total electrons = 2 + 6 + 10

total electrons = 18 electrons

Answered by ITZSnowyBoy
1

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\tt{K,LM}

\tt{M \: = n = 1,2,3 }

\tt{N \: (Principal \: QN) = 3 }

\tt{Total \: No. \: of \: CO = QN²}

\tt{➥ 2× 3v3}

\tt{➥ 18CO²}

\tt{Dismabnm \: L = (n-1) }

\boxed{3s,3p,3d}

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