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The energy levels of the positive ions that have just a single electron, like He , Li2 , or Be3 , etc., follow the formula Bohr found for the hydrogen atom, except the energy levels are multiplied by the
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The energy levels of the positive ions that have just a single electron, like He , Li2 , or Be3 , etc., follow the formula Bohr found for the hydrogen atom, except the energy levels are multiplied by the nuclear charge squared (Z2).

a. True
b. False

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The answer is false. Hope that helps
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