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For the 1s state (n=1, l=0 and m=0) of the hydrogen atom Calculate <1/r > Calculate the energy for this state

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Chapter11: Atomic Mass Spectrometry

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For the 1s state (n=1, l=0 and m=0) of the hydrogen atom

Calculate <1/r >
Calculate the energy for this state

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