**Question 8 of 22**The fact that the n = 1 state of the hydrogen atom cannot be occupied by more than 2 electrons can be understood in terms of which of these principles?- ○ Pauli exclusion principle- ○ Principle of conservation of energy- ○ Heisenberg uncertainty principle- ○ Principle of conservation of momentum- ○ none of the above---This content is designed for educational purposes, providing insights on fundamental physics principles that explain the electronic configuration of hydrogen atoms. The Pauli exclusion principle is central to understanding why the n = 1 state cannot host more than two electrons. This principle states that no two electrons in an atom can have the same set of quantum numbers, effectively limiting the occupancy of any given quantum state.

Pauli's Exclusion Principle states that no two electrons in the same atom can have identical values…

Question 8 of 22 The fact that the n = 1 state of the hydrogen atom cannot be occupied by more than 2 electrons can be understood in terms of which of these principles? Pauli exclusion principle Principle of conservation of energy Heisenberg uncertainty principle Principle of conservation of momentum none of the above

Question 8 of 22 The fact that the n = 1 state of the hydrogen atom cannot be occupied by more than 2 electrons can be understood in terms of which of these principles? Pauli exclusion principle Principle of conservation of energy Heisenberg uncertainty principle Principle of conservation of momentum none of the above

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