MCQ
Any $p-$ orbital can accommodate up to:
- A$4$ electrons
- B$2$ electrons with parallel spins
- C$6$ electrons
- ✓$2$ electrons with opposite spins
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$2$ electrons with opposite spins
d
Any orbital can accommodate a maximum of $2$ electron with opposite spin so $p$ orbital can have $2$ electron with opposite spin.
Any orbital can accommodate a maximum of $2$ electron with opposite spin so $p$ orbital can have $2$ electron with opposite spin.
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