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One mole of `He^(o+)` ions is excited .An anaylsis showed that `50%` of ions are in the third energy level `25%` are in the second energy level and the remalining ary in the first energy level .Calculate the energy emitted in kilojoules when all the ions return to the ground state

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`Delta E = 2.176 xx 10^(-18)Z^(2)[(1)/(1^(2)) - (1)/(n^(2))]1 "per atom" `
Energy released when electron falls to `n = 1 is = {50%[2.176 xx 10^(-18) xx 4(1 - (1)/(9))]`
`+ 25%[2.176 xx 10^(-18) xx 4(1 - (1)/(4))]} xx 6 xx 10^(23) xx 10^(-3)(kJ mol^(-1))`
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