What is the lowest allowed energy for a F* atom?-5.45 x 1017JO -1.07 x 10 16 J-2.18 x 10 18J-1.77 x 1016Jplease explain

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What is the lowest allowed energy for a F8* atom? -5.45 x 1017J O -1.07 x 1016 J -2.18 x 1018 O -1.77 x 1016

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O -1.07 x 10 16 J
-2.18 x 10 18J
-1.77 x 1016J
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