Chemistry, asked by anyajain4379, 7 months ago

Where is the maximum number of electron in each of the first two she'll of an atom

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Answered by hpp28

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you can easily find it by one simple formula that is 2N^2....... where n is number of shell......

For example..... n=1 than 2(1)^2 =2

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