(b) What is the maximum number of electrons in an atom that can have the following set ofquantum numbers?(i)n = 3, { = 2, m = -2, m, = +½(i)n = 2, ms = -½(i)n = 5, { = -1, m= 1(iv)n = 4, m= 1(v)n = 6, { = 3, m; = +½

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(b) What is the maximum number of electrons in an atom that can have the following set of
quantum numbers?
(i)
n = 3, { = 2, m = -2, m, = +½
(i)
n = 2, ms = -½
(i)
n = 5, { = -1, m= 1
(iv)
n = 4, m= 1
(v)
n = 6, { = 3, m; = +½

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