A hydrogen atom and a ion are both in the second excited state

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Problem

A hydrogen atom and a

\mathrm{Li}^{2+}

ion are both in the second excited state. If

L_{\mathrm{H}}

and

L_{\mathrm{Li}}

are their respective electronic angular momenta, and

E_{\mathrm{H}}

and

E_{\mathrm{Li}}

are their respective energies, then (1)

L_{\mathrm{H}}>L_{\mathrm{Li}}

and

|E_{\mathrm{H}}|>|E_{\mathrm{Li}}|

(2)

L_{\mathrm{H}}=L_{\mathrm{Li}}

and

|E_{\mathrm{H}}|<|E_{\mathrm{Li}}|

(3)

L_{\mathrm{H}}=L_{\mathrm{Li}}

and

|E_{\mathrm{H}}|>|E_{\mathrm{Li}}|

(4)

L_{\mathrm{H}}<L_{\mathrm{Li}}

and

|E_{\mathrm{H}}|<|E_{\mathrm{Li}}|