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A triply ionized berylium ion Be3+ behaves very much like a hydrogen atom except that the nuclear change is four times as great. What is the ionizetion energy of Be3+? How does this compare to the ionizetion energy of the hydrogen atom​

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Answered by Abhisheknegi123
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first of all draw a diagram of berylium

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