Answer to Question #107968 in Inorganic Chemistry for Delaney Gilder

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #107968

What is the maximum number of electrons that can have the quantum numbers n=4, l= 3, ml= 1, ms= -1/2

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According to Pauli’s ban, electrons cannot have completely matching quantum numbers.

One.

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