Chemistry, asked by adekdilah, 6 months ago

The first ionization energy of beryllium is lower than that of oxygen because beryllium has smaller effective nuclear charge compared to oxygen. True or not?
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Answered by shiya12

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Answer:

it is true ...

Explanation:

greater the penetration greater will be the ionisation enthalpy

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Answered by amulya2726

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