Out of nitrogen and fluorine which has high ionisation enthalpy
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nitrogen has higher ionization enthalpy power because its valency is + 3 valency is nothing but showing how many ions a atom is losing or gaining so nitrogen has high valency so it has high ionization enthalpy power
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No!
Fluorine has a higher ionisation enthalpy. Ionisation enthalpy/potential increases accross a period in the periodic table and decreases down a group in the periodic table.
Since Nitrogen is in the 15th and fluorine is in the 17th group, more energy has to be supplied to remove an electron from Fluorine.
Fluorine has a higher ionisation enthalpy. Ionisation enthalpy/potential increases accross a period in the periodic table and decreases down a group in the periodic table.
Since Nitrogen is in the 15th and fluorine is in the 17th group, more energy has to be supplied to remove an electron from Fluorine.
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