Select all of the statements that are true.

Each orbit holds a fixed number of electrons.

The n = 1 orbit can only hold two electrons.

Each orbit can hold an unlimited number of electrons.

Each orbit is limited to a maximum of four electrons.

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Corbin Garner

11 December, 23:14

Select all of the statements that are true.

Each orbit holds a fixed number of electrons.

The n = 1 orbit can only hold two electrons.

Each orbit can hold an unlimited number of electrons.

Each orbit is limited to a maximum of four electrons.

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Malcolm Boyle · Answer 1

If each the top one were written

"Each orbit has a fixed capacity for the number of electrons it can hold" then I'd agree.

I agree with the second one.

Disagree with the final two

Select all of the statements that are true.Each orbit holds a fixed number of electrons.The n = 1 orbit can only hold two electrons.Each orbit can hold an unlimited number of electrons.Each orbit is limited to a maximum of four electrons.

Select all of the statements that are true.

Each orbit holds a fixed number of electrons.

The n = 1 orbit can only hold two electrons.

Each orbit can hold an unlimited number of electrons.

Each orbit is limited to a maximum of four electrons.