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Calculate the maximum and minimum number of electrons. Which may have magnetic quantum number `m=+1` and spin quantum number `s=+(1)/(2)` in Chromium `(Cr)`.

A

`3,2`

B

`6,4`

C

`4,2`

D

`2,1`

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Out of 6 electron in `2p` & `3p` must have one electron with `m=+1` and `s=-(1)/(2)` but in `3d` subshell.
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