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Standard VIII
Chemistry
Electron Distribution in Orbits
The maximum n...
Question
The maximum no. of electrons in a shell can be given by the formula
2
n
2
.
Calculate the maximum no. of electrons in the
2
n
d
shell.
A
2
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B
4
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C
8
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D
16
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Solution
The correct option is
C
8
2
n
d
shell represent L shell. By the formula
2
n
2
value of n is two.
Hence,
2
n
2
=
2
×
2
2
=
8 electrons.
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