Why can the 3rd shell hold 18 electrons?
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A s orbital, a set of (3)p orbitals and a set of (5)d orbitals form the 3rd subshell. Each orbital carries 2 electrons and you can actually find that 18 electrons can be shot in. This is because it is the 3rd shell's full power and it does not say the order in which the electrons are filled
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