The first iomsation energy of oxygen is smaller compased to nitrogen give reason
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The reason is because of lesser atomic size of oxygen than nitrogen.
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The first iomsation energy of oxygen is smaller compased to nitrogen because there are two electrons in the first orbital of the O sublevel, there is greater electronic repulsion in the 2p sublevel for O than N. Therefore, it is easier to remove an electron from the O than the N, and the ionization energy of O is lower than N.
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