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The binding energy of the electron in the ground state of `He` atom is equal to `E_(0)=24.6 eV`. Find the energy required to remove both the electrons from the atom.

A

49.2eV

B

54.4eV

C

79eV

D

108.8eV

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C

The energy needed to remove one electron form the ground state of He `=24.6eV`.
As the `He^(+)` is now hydrogen -like, ionisation energy
`=|-13.6|(2^2)/(1^2)eVrArrE=54.4eV`
`therefore` To remove both the electrons needed `=(54.4+24.6)eV=79eV`
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