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what is 2n2 rule?write any 3 example​

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Answered by soumyanshushekhar
6

Answer:

2n^2 depicts the no. of electrons in a shell

Example

for K shell, n = 1, no. of electrons = 2(1)^2 = 2

L shell, n = 2, no. of electrons = 2(2)^2 = 8

M shell, n = 3, no. of electrons = 2(3)^2 = 18

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Answered by rahul123437
3

2n² rule is the rule which is used in the electronic configuration where n is the number of shell.

Explanation:

  • 2n² rule is the number of electrons and its arrangement where n is the number of shell.
  • It contans one proton in the nucleus of the hydrogen atom it is in k shell.
  • The maximum number of electrons present in the shell.
  • k shell has 2 electrons
  • l shell has 8 electrons.
  • m shell has 18 electrons and so on.
  • This rule tells us the maximum number of electrons which a shell can accommodate.
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