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Calculate the energy for each level of the H and He. HYDROGEN Orbit Energy N = 1 n=2 n =3 n = 4 N =5 Helium*1 Orbit Energy N = 1 n=2 n =3 n = 4 N -5

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter5: Electron Configurations And The Periodic Table

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Calculate the energy for each level of the H and He.
HYDROGEN
Orbit
Energy
N = 1
n=2
n =3
n = 4
N =5
Helium*1
Orbit
Energy
N = 1
n=2
n =3
n = 4
N = 5

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