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The ionisation energy of Li is 500 KJ/mole. The amount of energy required to convert 70 mg of Li atoms in gaseous state into `Li^(+)` ion (in KJ) is

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5.0 kJ

B

52 kJ

C

520 kJ

D

52 J

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