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SOLUTION 1.1b

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How many electrons would be filled in each 2p orbital?

There will be one electron in each 2p orbital

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Problem 1.1: Atomic Orbitals
1. Sketch and label the three 2p atomic orbitals of nitrogen. SOLUTION
2. How many electrons would be filled in each 2p orbital? SOLUTION
3. Determine the complete electron configuration of nitrogen. SOLUTION