Consider one $He^{+}$ ion is in excited state $(n = 5)$. Which of the following observations hold true as per the Bohr's model?

  • A
    $10$ emission spectral lines will be seen
  • B
    The ionisation energy needed is less than $2 \, eV$
  • C
    The longest emitted wavelength is less than $10/R$ ($R =$ Rydberg constant)
  • D
    The electronic separation from the centre of nucleus is more than $6 \, \mathring{A}$

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