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Which choice is closest to the longest wavelength that will remove an electron from the n=3 level of the hydrogen atom? (hint: what would you use for the value of nfinal when the electron is completely removed from the atom?)
a. 91.2nm
b. 273nm
c. 103nm
d. 820nm
e. 122nm
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