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Ok so I'm using the equation E= (-Z^2 x Rh)/ n^2
RH is a constant of 2.178x10^-18
I determined that the second ionization energy of He is the ionization energy of He+.
If my math is right, the ionization energy is 8.712x10^-18... this is assuming n=1, as I've determined it from ground state... But it that the ionization energy of He+?
RH is a constant of 2.178x10^-18
I determined that the second ionization energy of He is the ionization energy of He+.
If my math is right, the ionization energy is 8.712x10^-18... this is assuming n=1, as I've determined it from ground state... But it that the ionization energy of He+?