The order of ionisation potential between $He^{+}$ ion and $H$ atom (both species are in gaseous state) is

  • A
    $I.P. (He^{+}) = I.P. (H)$
  • B
    $I.P. (He^{+}) < I.P. (H)$
  • C
    $I.P. (He^{+}) > I.P. (H)$
  • D
    cannot be compared

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