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Atomic number of elements X, Y and Z are 4, 11, 12. Which element has highest ionisation energy? Why?

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Answered by Anonymous
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◼️The element with smallest size will have highest ionization energy . Here it will be the element having lowest atomic number .

◼️Since , here atom X has Lowest atomic number , i.e., 4 .

✳️So , your answer is X.


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Answered by hotelcalifornia
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"Atomic number of element X" has highest ionisation energy.

Explanation:

  • Ionisation energy is the "minimum energy required to remove a loosely bound electron" from the outer electron orbit because the grouping of electrons in various shells is according to 2,8,18,32 sequence.
  • According to this, the significant amount of energy required to drag out an electron from the "closest shell to the nucleus is higher".
  • An alternative method of reaching this conclusion is that X is the most stable out of the given options.
  • Also, the element which is small size will have the highest ionisation energy.

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