Chemistry, 27.10.2021 02:10, leannaadrian

If 6 electrons are available to fill fiveempty 6d atomic orbitals, how will theelectrons be distributed in the fiveorbitals?? ? ? 2 ?6dO one electron in each orbitalO two electrons in 3 orbitals and none inthe other 2two electrons in one orbital and oneelectron in the other fourO six electrons cannot fill five empty 6datomic orbitals

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