why Pauli exclusion principle is called as an exclusion principle
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No two particles, fermions (electrons) can ever be in the same quantum state." As the principle suggests, if any two particles (electrons) are found to be sharing the same state, any one particle will be excluded from sharing that state.
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Answer: According to pauli exclusion principle
No two particles, fermions (electrons) can ever be in the same quantum state." As the principle suggests, if any two particles (electrons) are found to be sharing the same state, any one particle will be "excluded" from sharing that state.
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