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According to the Pauli exclusion principle, when can two electrons occupy the same orbital?

Aonly if there is no place else to put them
Bonly if they have the same spin
Conly if they opposite spins
Donly if they're alike in all of their properties

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scme1702

C.

For electrons to occupy the same orbital, every other orbital in the sub shell must have at least one electron and the paired electrons must have opposite spins.