Hi, I don't understand how to solve this problem? I understand how to get n, l, ml and the spin and stuff but how does it apply when asked how many electrons in a atom. This is the question.
How many electrons in this atom can have this set of quantum numbers?
n=3
n=4, l=1
n=6,l=2, ml=-1
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Yeah, so basically for every value of ml it can hold 2 electrons. So if ml = 1, 2, -1, it doesn't particularly make a difference it's always going to be 2 electrons. Hope this helps.
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