Bohr's model of the atom can be applied to any hydrogen-like ion – ions that have only one electron, such as He+He+ and Li2+.Li2+. Bohr's model proposed that orbitals had discrete energy levels and that the energy of an orbital was related to the nuclear charge, ?.Z. The ground state energies of H,He+, and Li2+H,He+, and Li2+ are given in the table.Atom or ionZGround state energy (J)HH1−2.179872×10−18−2.179872×10−18He+He+2−8.719488×10−18−8.719488×10−18Li2+Li2+3−1.9618848×10−17−1.9618848×10−17Determine a relationship between the ground-state energy of hydrogen-like systems and ?.Z. Use the relationship to predict the ground state-energy of a B4+B4+ ion.

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Bohr's model of the atom can be applied to any hydrogen-like ion – ions that have only one electron, such as He+He+ and Li2+.Li2+. Bohr's model proposed that orbitals had discrete energy levels and that the energy of an orbital was related to the nuclear charge, ?.Z. The ground state energies of H,He+, and Li2+H,He+, and Li2+ are given in the table.

Atom or ion	Z	Ground state energy (J)
HH	1	−2.179872×10−18−2.179872×10−18
He+He+	2	−8.719488×10−18−8.719488×10−18
Li2+Li2+	3	−1.9618848×10−17−1.9618848×10−17

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