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What energy is required to remove the electron from a hydrogen atom in the n=11 state? Let the constant hcR=13.6 A) 0.11 eV B) 0.080 eV C) 0.094 eV D) 0.14 eV E) 0.17 eV
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What energy is required to remove the electron from a hydrogen atom in the n=11 state? Let the constant hcR=13.6

A) 0.11 eV
B) 0.080 eV
C) 0.094 eV
D) 0.14 eV
E) 0.17 eV

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the answer is letter A im not sure

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