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Question
What is the maximum number of electrons present in:
1. first shell
2. second shell
3. third shell and
4. fourth shell
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Solution
First Shell (K) = 2, Second Shell (L) = 8, Third Shell (M) = 18, Fourth (d) = 8, Shell (N) = 32
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