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What is the name given to the figure in which a line bisects two arrows pointed in

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The name given to the figure in which a line bisects two arrows pointed in opposite directions would be a filled orbital.

The two arrows in opposing directions represent paired electrons while the bisecting line represents the orbital.

Each orbital can only take a maximum of two electrons and paired electrons usually have opposing orientations in the orbital - one spin up and the other spin down.

More on the orbital can be found here: brainly.com/question/18914648

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