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You have learned that each orbital is allowed two electrons, and this pattern is evident on the periodic table. What if each orbital was allowed three electrons? How would this change the appearance of the periodic table? For example, what would be the atomic numbers of the noble gassses?

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Interpretation:

To explain what happens if each orbital is allowed with three electrons each.

Concept Introduction:

This makes more number of elements than that are existing in each row, because each row of periodic table has more elements.

Explanation

If each orbital is allowed with three electrons, then

s-orbital − 3 electrons

p-oribital − 9 electrons

d-orbital − 15 electrons

f-orbital − 21 electrons

The appearance of periodic table lengthens horizontally because more number of atoms accommodate in each row.

The noble gas must have the electron configuration initially of 1s3, with atomic number 3...

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