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Q32. The dipole moment of a system consisting of a proton and an electron separated by 4 nm is O 3.2 x 10-28 Cm O 12.8 x 10-28 Cm O 19.2 x 10-28 Cm O 6.4 x 10-28 Cm

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Q32. The dipole moment of a system
consisting of a proton and an electron
separated by 4 nm is
O 3.2 x 10-28 Cm
O 12.8 x 10-28 Cm
O 19.2 x 10-28 Cm
O 6.4 x 10-28 Cm

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