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The Energy Change for an Electronic Transition in a One-Electron \infty

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The energy change for an electronic transition in a one-electron atom or ion (H,He+,Li2+,etc.) from ninitial to nfinal is given by  The energy change for an electronic transition in a one-electron atom or ion (H,He<sup>+</sup>,Li<sup>2+</sup>,etc.) from n<sub>initial</sub> to n<sub>final</sub> is given by   ,where Z is the atomic number. How much energy is required to ionize a ground-state He<sup>+</sup> ion (n<sub>final</sub> =  \infty ) ? A) 2.18  \times  10<sup>-18</sup> J B) 4.36  \times  10<sup>-18</sup> J C) 8.72  \times  10<sup>-18</sup> J D) 1.09  \times  10<sup>-18</sup> J E) 5.45  \times  10<sup>-19</sup> J ,where Z is the atomic number. How much energy is required to ionize a ground-state He+ ion (nfinal = \infty ) ?


A) 2.18 ×\times 10-18 J
B) 4.36 ×\times 10-18 J
C) 8.72 ×\times 10-18 J
D) 1.09 ×\times 10-18 J
E) 5.45 ×\times 10-19 J

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