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The energy of an electron in the first Bohr orbit is (- 13.6 eV) , then find the energy of He + in the same Bohr orbit .

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Answered by Manish6264744274
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HEY MATE

ACCORDING TO ENERGY RELATIONSHIP (BOHR)

E=-13.6Z²/N²

GIVEN E¹=-13.6

SO N²=-13.6/-13.6(H ATOM)

N²=1
N=1

WHILE
E2=-13.6Z²/N2

E2=-13.6×4

E2=-54.4eV

HOPE HELP U


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