The electronic configuration of calcium is 2,8,8,2. Why isnt it 2,8,9,1 when the third shell can hold upto 18 electrons?
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according to neil bohr's theory,
the outermost shell should only contain 8 electrones.if it is more than 8,then it will move to the next shell.so it cant be 9
the outermost shell should only contain 8 electrones.if it is more than 8,then it will move to the next shell.so it cant be 9
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1)the capacity of the 3rd shell is only 8 electrons.it can hold only 8 electrons.
2)also according to neir bohr's octet rule the last shell can hold only 8 electrons
no shell has the capacity to hold 9 electrons.thus 2,8,8,2 is only the correct one.
hope tis helps u...
2)also according to neir bohr's octet rule the last shell can hold only 8 electrons
no shell has the capacity to hold 9 electrons.thus 2,8,8,2 is only the correct one.
hope tis helps u...
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