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what is charge of ionization enthalpy
what is charge of ionization enthalpy
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Ionization energy is the amount of energy required, to liberate the most loosely bound electron, form an isolated, neutral gaseous atom, to convert into a univalent gaseous cation. Since, energy is absorbed in this process (endothermic), therefore, the sign of Ionization enthalpy will be positive. Thus, it will be represented as +I.E kJ/mol.
Ionization energy is the amount of energy required, to liberate the most loosely bound electron, form an isolated, neutral gaseous atom, to convert into a univalent gaseous cation. Since, energy is absorbed in this process (endothermic), therefore, the sign of Ionization enthalpy will be positive. Thus, it will be represented as +I.E kJ/mol.
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