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What is the maximum number of electrons that can be contained in the first, second, and third energy levels, respectively?
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1st = 2 electrons 2nd= 8 electrons 3rd= 18 electrons
the formula for finding no of e;s in any shell is 2n^2 where n=shell no. applying this formula 1st shell = 2 e 2nd shell = 8 e 3rd shell = 18 e and so on ... e=electron
1st shell=2 electrons, 2nd shell=8 electrons, 3rd shell=18 electrons, 4th shell=32 electrons...
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