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The ratio of the electron in second excited state of He+ ion to the electron in the first excited state of Be3+ is

  1. 1:3    
  2. 9:16    
  3. 1:9    
  4. 16:9    

The correct answer is: 1:9


    En = eV
    2nd excited state of He+ n = 3, Z = 2 for He+
    E3 = =
    1st excited state of Be3+ is n = 2 and Z = 4 for Be3+
    E2 = =

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