No State in an Atom Can Be Occupied by More

question 40

Multiple Choice

No state in an atom can be occupied by more than one electron.This is most closely related to the:

• A)wave nature of matter
• B)finite value for the speed of light
• C)Bohr magneton
• D)Pauli exclusion principle
• E)the Einstein-de Haas effect

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