What is the max no. of electrons that can be associated with the sub shell n=3 l=1 and m=-1?
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☆The maximum no.of electrons which are associated with the quantum numbers n=3 , l= 1 and m=-1 are :
☞As l= 1 hence it implies that it's a p orbital...
☞So no. of orbitals in p = 2l+1
= 2*1 +1
= 2+1 =3
☞ Now each orbital can occupy 2 electrons..
3*2 = 6
☆ Hence the maximum no.of electrons are 6 .
#hope it helps!
☆The maximum no.of electrons which are associated with the quantum numbers n=3 , l= 1 and m=-1 are :
☞As l= 1 hence it implies that it's a p orbital...
☞So no. of orbitals in p = 2l+1
= 2*1 +1
= 2+1 =3
☞ Now each orbital can occupy 2 electrons..
3*2 = 6
☆ Hence the maximum no.of electrons are 6 .
#hope it helps!
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