Which of the following statements is correct regarding the properties of hydrogen-like species?

  • A
    Radius of orbit $r_{2H} > r_{1He^{+}} > r_{1H}$
  • B
    Ionisation energy $I.E._{H} > I.E._{He^{+}} > I.E._{Li^{+2}}$
  • C
    Total Energy $E_{1H} < E_{2H} < E_{3H}$
  • D
    Energy difference $E_{2H} - E_{1H} < E_{3H} - E_{2H} < E_{4H} - E_{3H}$

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