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The difference between ionisation enthalpy change and its ionization energy is

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Explanation:

Ionisation energy is defined as an amount of energy required for removal of electron from outermost orbit in an isolated gaseous atom

Ex. A(g)gives A+(g) + e-

Whereas

Ionisation enthalpy is ◇H i.e. change in energy

It is -ve when reaction is exothermic

And +ve when reaction is endothermic

Ex. Cl^2-=cl^- +e^- ◇H is -ve

Hcl=h^+ + cl^- ◇H is +ve

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