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Chemistry, 13.03.2021 02:30 bryce12351

Which of the following represent the correct arrangement from the lowest to highest maximum capacity to hold electrons?

a
orbitals < energy shell < subshell
b
energy shell < orbitals < subshell
c
subshell < orbitals < energy shell
d
orbitals < subshell < energy shell

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