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    Each subshell of each shell has an even number of electrons because electrons in each subshell are organized into orbital regions, with each orbital able to hold a maximum of two electrons.

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    Each subshell of each shell has an even number of electrons because electrons in each subshell are organized into orbital regions, with each orbital able to hold a maximum of two electrons.

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    Orbital

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    Each subshell of each shell has an even number of electrons because electrons in each subshell are organized into orbital regions, with each orbital able to hold a maximum of two electrons.

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    Each subshell of each shell has an even-numbered capacity for electrons, since the electrons in each subshell are

    organized in orbital regions, each orbital handling a maximum of two 11 electrons

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