All please Q7. The correct order of decreasing in the first ionization energy is:A. C>N> B > OB. N>0>C> BC. O>N>C> BD. B> C>N>0Q3. What is A of light that is emitted when an excited electron in the hydrogen atom falls from n= 5 to nA. 2.47 x 10°mC. 4.90 x 1020 mD. 1.46 x 10 m.B. 4.05 x 10° mar

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Q7. The correct order of decreasing in the first ionization energy is: A. C>N> B> O B. N>0>C> B C.O>N>C>B D. B >C>N>0 do. What is A of light that is emitted when an excited electron in the hydrogen atom falls from n = 5 to n A. 2.47 x 10°m C. 4.90 x 10 m D. 1.46 x 10° m B. 4.05 x 10 m ar

Q7. The correct order of decreasing in the first ionization energy is: A. C>N> B> O B. N>0>C> B C.O>N>C>B D. B >C>N>0 do. What is A of light that is emitted when an excited electron in the hydrogen atom falls from n = 5 to n A. 2.47 x 10°m C. 4.90 x 10 m D. 1.46 x 10° m B. 4.05 x 10 m ar

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Q7. The correct order of decreasing in the first ionization energy is:
A. C>N> B > O
B. N>0>C> B
C. O>N>C> B
D. B> C>N>0
Q3. What is A of light that is emitted when an excited electron in the hydrogen atom falls from n= 5 to n
A. 2.47 x 10°m
C. 4.90 x 1020 m
D. 1.46 x 10 m.
B. 4.05 x 10° m
ar

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