Equations we use in Chem 132 - Chemistry
Equations we use in Chem 132 - Chemistry
Equations we use in Chem 132 - Chemistry
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where n = ∞ corresponds to a free electron (E ≡ 0) so that E 1 is also the ionization energyfor the hydrogenic atom <strong>in</strong> question.