The lithium atom has a nuclear charge of +3e. Find the energy required to remove the third electron from a lithium atom that has already lost two of it's electrons. Assume the third electron to be initially in the around state חו וF

The lithium atom has a nuclear charge of +3e. Find the energy required to remove the third electron from a lithium atom that has already lost two of it's electrons. Assume the third electron to be initially in the around state חו וF

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The lithium atom has a nuclear
charge of +3e. Find the energy
required to remove the third electron
from a lithium atom that has already
lost two of it's electrons. Assume the
a third electron to be initially in the
around state

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