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Quantum Numbers
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Question
What is the maximum number of electrons, present in an orbit whose angular momentum is
2
h
π
?
A
18
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2
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C
32
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Solution
The correct option is
C
32
Angular momentum
=
n
h
2
π
=
2
h
π
⇒
n
=
4
Mass number of electrons
=
2
n
2
=
2
(
4
)
2
=
2
×
16
=
32
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