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why there are only 2 elements in the 1 period of the periodic table.?​

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Answered by gopikasreenidhi54
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Answer:

1St Period

Explanation:

It contains only Hydrogen and Helium

Answered by ashim8
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The answer is in the 88 page number of science NCERT 10TH class ........

still helping you a bit we can explain the number of elements in these periods based on how electrons are filled into various shells. you will study D the details of of this in higher classes recall that the maximum number of electrons that can be accommodated in a shell depends on the formula 2n² where 'n ' is the number of the given shell from the nucleus.

For example, in K shell,

2×1² = 2, hence the first period has two elements

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