When is the radiation ionizing? It already generates alternating current.. but direct current, like a displaced electron? Well, the distance the electron travels over time around the nucleus times the number of wave fronts making up the electron above the minimal number for recurrence would lead us to guesstimate roughly that the length of an orbital would merely require there to be Max-actual number of wave fronts for electron recurrence in that orbital present in a distance less than that orbitals width...
So... More than 16 million wave fronts in a millimeter could ionize hydrogen if only requiring 1 more wave front to be past maximal
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