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19.In a hydrogen like species,an electron jumps from an orbital having two radial and two angular nodes to the orbital having same sign of wave function in all direction,at any distance and having zero radial node.If the energy of emitted photon is "326.4eV" ,the atom or ion is A) H B) `Li^(2+)` C) `He^(+)` D) `B^(4+)`

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