Science, asked by priyankajain3899, 11 months ago

Write the formula used to determine the maximum number of electrons which a shell in an atom can accommodate. [Foreign 2014. 2013]

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Answered by sanjunath

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The formula used to determine the maximum number of electrons is 2n^2

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