The first ionization energies of lithium beryllium boron carbon and are in the order of
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The following are the ionization energies for the elements in the second period: Lithium - 520; Beryllium - 900; Boron - 801; Carbon
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The increasing order of ionization energy is as follows:
Li < B < Be < C
Ionization energy:
- The ‘process of removing’ of an electron to form a “positive ion from an isolated atom”.
- The “amount of energy” which required for removing the ‘most loosely bound electron’ from an isolate gaseous atom to the formation of a cation is called first ionization energy.
The chemical equation of first ionization energy is as follows:
The first ionization energies of given atoms are as follows:
- Lithium - 520
- Beryllium - 900
- Boron - 801
- Carbon - 1087
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