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35. Ionisation potential values of Li, Be and B are respectively in kJ mol-
1) 801, 899, 520 2) 520, 801, 899 3) 899, 801, 520
4) 520, 899, 801​

Answers

Answered by ullinive
3

Answer:

option -2

Explanation:

520.3,899.5,800.7

Answered by qwmagpies
4

Ionisation potential values of Li, Be and B are respectively in kJ/mol is 520, 899, 801.

  • The amount of energy required to remove an electron is called ionisation potential.
  • Li has one electron in the 2s orbital and can remove easily so, it has an ionisation potential of 520KJ/mol.
  • Be has two electrons in the 2s orbital and can't remove easily so, it has an ionisation potential of 899KJ/mol.
  • B has one electron in the 2p orbital but it has a small size and can't remove easily so, it has an ionisation potential of 801KJ/mol.
  • Hence the correct option is 4.
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