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A Hydrogen alon and `Li^(++) ion` are both in the second excired state . If `l_(H) ` and `l_(Li)` are their respective energies, then

A

`l_(H) gt l_(LI) `and `|E_(H)|gt |E_(Li)|`

B

`l_(H) = l_(LI) `and `|E_(H)|lt |E_(Li)|`

C

`l_(H) = l_(LI) `and `|E_(H)|gt |E_(Li)|`

D

`l_(H) gtltl_(LI) `and `|E_(H)|gtlt|E_(Li)|`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`1 = (nh)/(2 pi ) , |E| prop Z^(2) | n^(2) , n= 3 `
`rArr 1_(H) = 1_(Li) |`
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