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Atomic Number of O = 8, Electrons in K shell = 2, Electrons in L shell = 6. Configuration = 2, 6

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No. of electrons in O atom = 8
No. of electrons in K shell = 2
No. of electrons in L shell = 6
Configuration = 2 , 6

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