why there are only upto 2 electron in orbital
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only in first orbit there r 2 electrons the after that more than 2 electrons r allowed
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Only two electrons can occupy a suborbital. Oxygen's "outer shell" consists of one s suborbital, plus the three different p suborbitals (see below), each holding up to 2 electrons, for a total of up to 8 for that shell.
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