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$lambda_1$ =$lambda_2 =4 lambda_3 = 9lambda_4$

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$4lambda_1 = 2lambda_2 = 2lambda_3 =lambda_4$

$lambda_1 = 2lambda_2 =2 surd 2 lambda_3 = 3 surd 2 lambda_4$

Hydrogen Deuterium Singly Ionised Helium Atom

$lambda_1 = lambda_2 =2lambda_3 =surd 2lambda_4$

Solution:

$Z_{1:}=:1,:Z_2:=:1,:Z_3:=:2:and:Z_4:=3.:$
$:frac{1}{lambda }:=:RZ^2left(frac{1}{1^2}:-:frac{1}{2^2}right):or:::::::lambda :=frac{4}{3RZ^2}:$
$:or:::::lambda Z^2:=:constant::$
$:So::lambda _1left(1right)^2:=:lambda _2:left(1right)^2:=:lambda _3left(2right)^2:=:lambda aleft(3^2right):$
$:or:lambda _1:=:lambda _1:lambda _2:=:4lambda _3:=:9lambda _{4.}$

Mass Of Deuterium

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