P-orbital electrons can have a maximum of 6 electrons.
A p-orbital can contain up to 6 electrons and has 3 sub-orbitals.
1) The "n" symbol stands for the principal quantum number. It lists the quantity of shells.
2) The "l" symbol stands for the azimuthal quantum number. It shows the shape of the orbitals as well as the orbital angular momentum. From 0 to n-1 is its range.
3) The "[tex]m_{l}[/tex]" symbol stands for the magnetic quantum number. The orientation in space is indicated. From -l to +l is its range.
4) The "[tex]m_{s}[/tex]" symbol stands for the spin quantum number. The electron's spin is indicated.
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