explain the variation of first ionization energy in F,O,N and C.
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The ionization energy for F is the maximum.
ionization energy for C is least.
F>N>O>C ( in terms of ionization energy)
ionization energy for C is least.
F>N>O>C ( in terms of ionization energy)
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Explanation:
- First ionization energy varies as: C<O<N<F.
- Ionization energy increases on going from left to right in a period due to increase in effective nuclear charge and decrease in radii.
- However, ionization energy of N is greater than O because p-subshell in N is exactly half filled & has greater stability.
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