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u have learned that each orbital can hold two electrons and this pattern is evident on the periodic table. What if each orbital could hold three electrons? How would this change the appearance of the periodic table? For example, what would be the atomic numbers of the noble gases?
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What will be the changes in periodic table particularly the atomic numbers of inert gases?
if each orbital could hold three electrons should be explained.
Concept Introduction:
If each orbital could hold three electrons then capacity of each shell would have increased.
In 1st shell number of sub shell is also one which can accommodate three electrons and thus total element in 1st period would have been three. So, 1st inert gas Helium will have atomic number 3...
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