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for the following question:
a proton capatures a negative muon (mass=207me). Find the ionization energy of the atom.
my problem:
the answer in my textbook says to use 13.6eV for the E1 ionization energy, but why? i thougth that that value is only true for hydrogen atoms, but that question doesn't seem to have anything to do with a hydrogen atom...
a proton capatures a negative muon (mass=207me). Find the ionization energy of the atom.
my problem:
the answer in my textbook says to use 13.6eV for the E1 ionization energy, but why? i thougth that that value is only true for hydrogen atoms, but that question doesn't seem to have anything to do with a hydrogen atom...