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Ionisation potential=16V
so, ionisation energy=16×e
Hence 16e= -13.6 (Z/1)^2
find out Z from here and use it to find energy difference from n=1 to n=2
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R=0.529×(n^2)/Z
put the given values and u will have value of n... then max no. of electrons= 2n^2
Ionisation potential=16V
so, ionisation energy=16×e
Hence 16e= -13.6 (Z/1)^2
find out Z from here and use it to find energy difference from n=1 to n=2
(7)
R=0.529×(n^2)/Z
put the given values and u will have value of n... then max no. of electrons= 2n^2
ZiaAzhar89:
i think u made a mistake somewhere
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