Chemistry, asked by riyamehta70, 4 months ago

Calculate the energy required for the process He+ → He+2 + e‒. The ionization energy for H
atom in the ground state is 2.18 x 10‒18 J/atom.

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Answered by keerthikarls2020

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Answer:

delta E= 8.72 * 10 ^ -18 J

The energy required for the process

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