Asked by Ezra

What is the maximum number of electrons in an atom that can have the following quantum numbers?

n= 4
ml= -3
ms= +1/2

How would you figure that out given those information? What's the process of that?
Answered by DrBob222
For N = 4
and m<sub>l</sub> = -3
then l = 3
You can have two electrons (m<sub>s</sub> = +/- 1/2) with m<sub>l</sub> = -3.
Answered by Ezra
I'm still not quite sure how you were able to figure that out.
Answered by M
The answer is actually 1.
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