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Chemistry, 05.05.2020 02:59 brennae1801

8.90 eV is needed to ionize hydrogen's ground
state electron. Find the maximum wavelength for
a photon to ionize hydrogen in the ground state.
(A) 115 nm
(B) 192 nm
(C) 258 nm
(D) 140 nm
(E) 205 nm

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