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

A

`0, 1`

B

`1, 2`

C

`4, 6`

D

`2, 3`

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Out of `6` electrons in `2p` and `3p` must have on electron with `m=+1` and `s=1/2` but in `3d`-subshell an orbital having `m=+1` may have quantum no. `-1/2` or `+1/2`. Therefore, minimum and maximum posible values are `2` and `3` respectively.
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