Ionization potential of Be > B, why?
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The first ionization of Beryllium is greater than that of Boron because beryllium has a stable complete electronic configuration(1s2 2s2)so it requires more energy to remove the first electron from it......whereas boron has the electronic configuration(1s2 2s2 3s1)which needs lesser energy than that of beryllium to remove the valence electron.
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atomic radius of Be decrease
nuclear energy of Be increase
so it has high ionization potential
though atomic radius is inversely proportional to ionization potential
nuclear energy of Be increase
so it has high ionization potential
though atomic radius is inversely proportional to ionization potential
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