9.(a) Show that the ionization energy I1 canbe written as:e2(b) Show that the ionization energy I2 canbe written as:I =Consequently, we can obtain:3 e2I = I + I, =8 TEOA

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9. (a) Show that the ionization energy I1 can be written as: e2 I = (b) Show that the ionization energy 12 can be written as: e2 I = Consequently, we can obtain: 3 e2 I = I + I2 = 8 TEOA

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(a) Show that the ionization energy I1 can
be written as:
e2
(b) Show that the ionization energy I2 can
be written as:
I =
Consequently, we can obtain:
3 e2
I = I + I, =
8 TEOA

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