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A helium ion has one electron in the n=1 orbital. How much energy is necessary to raise this electron to the n=3 orbital? Question 6 options: 13.6 eV 48.4 eV 53.7 eV 54.4 eV

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A helium ion has one electron in the n=1 orbital. How much energy is necessary to raise this electron to the n=3 orbital?

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	13.6 eV
	48.4 eV
	53.7 eV
	54.4 eV

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