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the ionization energy of Li ^(++) is equ...

the ionization energy of Li ^(++)` is equal to

A

9hcR

B

6 hcR

C

2hcR

D

hcR

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The correct Answer is:
A
Ionisation energy of `Li^(++)=9hcR`
`therefore` Ionisation energy `=RchZ^(2)=9hcR` (asZ=3for `Li^(++)`)
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