Chemistry, asked by Twet3906, 1 year ago

Is removing an electron exothermic or endothermic?

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Answered by Gunjali1

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is exothermic......

Answered by yap08india

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Endothermic,Energy is required to remove an electron.so here energy is absorbed.

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