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1. we want to find the Energy of Assembly for the helium (EoA) atom. This atom...

1. we want to find the Energy of Assembly for the helium (EoA) atom. This atom has two protons in the nucleus, and two outer electrons each at a radius of about 0.5nm (nanometers) from the nucleus. Follow these steps to calculate the EoA. The value of "e" is e = 1.6 x 10^-19 C.

A. Show with the nucleus, and bring in one of the elctrons

(Show this on the drawing) >>>> Initial Configuration

Below, Calculate the energy involved:

Energy (pp+e) _________

B. Now bring in a second electron. Show all interactios

(assume this is an equilateral triangle)

Below, calculate all the energy terms involved

(Show this on the drawing) >>>>

^ Final Configuration ^

(pp + e ) + e Energy (all aditional terms) __________

C. What is the total Energy of Assembly?

EoA __________________

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