The equation to calculate the energy of a two-electron atom or ion is: E (a) = a² – 2aZ + (a) What is the optimal value of (a) What is the total energy of the beryllium cation (Be2+) using this equation?

The equation to calculate the energy of a two-electron atom or ion is: E (a) = a² – 2aZ + (a) What is the optimal value of (a) What is the total energy of the beryllium cation (Be2+) using this equation?

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The equation to calculate the energy of a
two-electron atom or ion is:
E (a) = a² – 2aZ +
(a) What is the optimal value of
(a) What is the total energy of the
beryllium cation (Be2+) using this
equation?

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