Consider a gas of Lithium atoms with only one electron per atom (Li2+ ions) and they are in the ground state. If an electron with kinetic energy of 100 eV collides with one of these atoms, which of the following photon energies can be emitted? Hint: the electron can only impart 100 eV or less to the atom. O A. 13.6 and 30.6 eV O B. 91.8 eV OC. 22.95 and 17 eV OD. 19.4 eV O E. B and C are possible 4

Consider a gas of Lithium atoms with only one electron per atom (Li2+ ions) and they are in the ground state. If an electron with kinetic energy of 100 eV collides with one of these atoms, which of the following photon energies can be emitted? Hint: the electron can only impart 100 eV or less to the atom. O A. 13.6 and 30.6 eV O B. 91.8 eV OC. 22.95 and 17 eV OD. 19.4 eV O E. B and C are possible 4

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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