Calculate ionisation potential of the electron, Chemistry

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Calculate ionisation potential of the electron in the first exited state of singly ionised Helium atom is given by ionisation of Hydrogen atom to be 13.6 eV.

Ans: According to Bohr,

Ionisation potential of an element = (ionisation potential of hydrogen)/ n2

We know for helium n=2

Hence IP of He = 13.6/ 22= 3.4 eV

 


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