Plz explain the reason for the trend of ionization potential down the group.
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ip decrease down the group as the atomic size increases
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FIRST WHAT IS IONISATION POTENTIAL??
It is the amount of energy required to remove an electron from the outer most shell of an isolated gaseous atom..
for example : M ( atom) ----> M+ (ion ) + e- ( electron)
here,
M - e- -----> M+ [ here some amount of energy required for the electrons is the I. P]
FACTORS WHICH AFFECT THE I. P
1. Atomic size : Increases
ionisation potential : decreases
as A.S increases the nuclear attraction on the outer electrons decreases.
Hence th outer electrons are loosely held.........i. p decreases.
2. Nuclear charge increases :
Ionisation potential decreases
the nuclear charge increases ,,,,,,the nuclear attraction on the outer electrons increases
hence the outer electrons are firmly held that is i. p increases
ACROSS THE PERIOD FROM RIGHT TO LEFT...
ionisation potential increases.. as nuclear charge increases and atomic radii decreases..
Metals lose e- and generally have low i. p compared to non metals..
DOWN THE GROUP .........
atomic radii(no of shell) increases i. p decreases and nuclear charge always increases...
inc. in atomic radii dominates over the group..
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Hope u understand !!!
here is ur answer!!
____________________________________
FIRST WHAT IS IONISATION POTENTIAL??
It is the amount of energy required to remove an electron from the outer most shell of an isolated gaseous atom..
for example : M ( atom) ----> M+ (ion ) + e- ( electron)
here,
M - e- -----> M+ [ here some amount of energy required for the electrons is the I. P]
FACTORS WHICH AFFECT THE I. P
1. Atomic size : Increases
ionisation potential : decreases
as A.S increases the nuclear attraction on the outer electrons decreases.
Hence th outer electrons are loosely held.........i. p decreases.
2. Nuclear charge increases :
Ionisation potential decreases
the nuclear charge increases ,,,,,,the nuclear attraction on the outer electrons increases
hence the outer electrons are firmly held that is i. p increases
ACROSS THE PERIOD FROM RIGHT TO LEFT...
ionisation potential increases.. as nuclear charge increases and atomic radii decreases..
Metals lose e- and generally have low i. p compared to non metals..
DOWN THE GROUP .........
atomic radii(no of shell) increases i. p decreases and nuclear charge always increases...
inc. in atomic radii dominates over the group..
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Hope u understand !!!
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