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the following values are the only energy levels of a hypothetical one electron atom:
E6= -2x10^-19J,
E5= -7x10^-19L
E4= -11x10^-19J,
E3= -15x10^-19J
E2= -17x10^-19J,
E1= -20x10^-19J

a: if the electron were in the n = 2 level, what would be the highest frequency and minimum wavelength of radiation that could be emitted?

b: what is the ionization energy in kJ/mol of the atom in its first excited state? Could you please explain why ionization energy does not equal E1-E2 but instead Einfinity-E2?

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