Maximum number of electrons, Chemistry

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The maximum number of electrons which each sub-shell can occupy is:

(1)  2n2                

(2) 2n           

(3) 2 (2l+1)                    

(4) (2l+1)

Ans: 2(2l+1) 

 


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