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5 December, 23:38

What is the minimum kinetic energy in electron volts that an electron must have to be able to ionize a hydrogen atom (that is, remove the electron from being bound to the proton) ?

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  1. 6 December, 03:29
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    13.6/4^2 - (-13.6/3^2) = - 13.6/16 + 13.6/9 =.66 eV
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