Chemistry, asked by vermaprajvel, 11 months ago

if an atom cannot exist independtly then why do we take an isolated atom to find its ionisation potential, why not a molecule which can exist independently?​

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Answered by gowrisankar443
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Answer: because in molecules molecular attractions exist on all the atoms present in that molecule. These attractions affect the ionization potential measurements. So we take isolated atom to find ionisation potential.

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