The binding energy of an electron in ground state of helium atom is equal to 24eV. The energy required to remove the electrons from atom will be?

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Solution

The binding energy is a measure of energy required to remove electrons from their atomic orbits. This is nothing but ionisation energy. Hence to remove one electron from helium atom the energy required will be equal to 24eV.

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