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on which factor ionisation energy depends​

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Answered by abhi1477
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Nuclear charge and shielding (screening) effect affects ionisation energy. The greater the number of protons, the stronger the nuclear charge. This results in greater attraction for the valence electrons and more energy required to remove them, i.e. higher ionisation energy

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Answered by Gurujeet
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The Ionisation energy depends upon the size of atom, because with increase in size, the distance between nucleus and valence electrons increases and hence force of attraction between nucleus and valence electron decreases.

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