The minimum speed of an electron in order that a collision between it and an Argon atom ( if Argon ionization potential is 15.7596 eV) may result in *;ionization of this atom, is 6.354 ms-1 O 4.354 ms-1 O 2.354 ms-1 O

The minimum speed of an electron in order that a collision between it and an Argon atom ( if Argon ionization potential is 15.7596 eV) may result in *;ionization of this atom, is 6.354 ms-1 O 4.354 ms-1 O 2.354 ms-1 O

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The minimum speed of an electron in
order that a collision between it and
an Argon atom ( if Argon ionization
potential is 15.7596 eV) may result in
* ;ionization of this atom, is
6.354 ms-1 O
4.354 ms-1 O
2.354 ms-1 O
8.354 ms-1 O

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