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What is the energy of an electron in n6 within the hydrogen atom?
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What is the energy of an electron in n6 within the hydrogen atom?

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E= -0.378 eV

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the value of the atomic number of the hydrogen atom is z=1. Thus, the energy of the electron is E= -0.378 eV

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