Chemistry, asked by bhatvarija20, 1 year ago

Na, Li, Ca (increasing ionisation energy)

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Answered by bharti7267

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Li<Na<Ca is the answer.
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Answered by himanshu647

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Ca<Na<Li this would be the order of increasing ionization enthalpy because it is inversly proptional to atomic size

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