How many d orbitals must be occupied by single electrons before the electrons begin to pair up?question 2 options:4735

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Francois Dermu · Answer 1 · 2024-06-27T05:25:02+0000

Answer: they must all be occupied with one electron before you can start adding the second electron to each of these orbitals - this is known as Hund's Rule.

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