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the number of electrons in an orbital is restrected to 2.why ?

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Answered by vinaysharma58

Since these two electrons are in the same orbital, they occupy the same region of space within the atom. As a result, their spin quantum numbers cannot be the same, and thus these two electrons cannot exist in the same atom.

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the number of electrons in an orbital is restrected to 2.why ?​

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the number of electrons in an orbital is restrected to 2.why ?