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Consider the following energies :-
1. minimum energy needed to excite a hydrogen atom
2. energy needed to ionize a hydrogen atom
3. energy released in `.^(235)U` fission
4. energy released to remove a neutron from a `.^(12)C` nucleus
Rank them in order of increasing value.

A

`1,2,3,4`

B

`1,3,2,4`

C

`1,2,4,3`

D

`2,1,4,3`

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