thtom The outermost electron of beryllium is in the second electron shell (n 2). Estimate the size (diameter) of the hium atom (Z = 4) by calculating the Bohr radius of the "orbit" corresponding to this shell. bertithoM

thtom The outermost electron of beryllium is in the second electron shell (n 2). Estimate the size (diameter) of the hium atom (Z = 4) by calculating the Bohr radius of the "orbit" corresponding to this shell. bertithoM

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The outermost electron of beryllium is in the second electron shell (n 2). Estimate the size (diameter) of the
hium atom (Z = 4) by calculating the Bohr radius of the "orbit" corresponding to this shell.
bertithoM

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