Chemistry, asked by asmitadey6295, 1 month ago

Why do s orbitals have 2 electrons?

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Answered by guneetkaur1378

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Electrons are magnets, they have magnetic fields. Those fields have only two possible orientations, and a single orbital can only be occupied by two electrons if those orientations are mutually opposed.

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