The ionization potential of nitrogen (z=7) is more then oxygen (z=8) .This is explained with????
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Due to stability,
In nitrogen the last orbital 2p is half filled,which is stable.So,removing the electron is difficult.
thus,ionization potential is more than oxygen.
siddhi1221:
no actually based on which principle or rule I mean
It is due to stability factor
no actually the the answer is hund's rule
no, hund's rule means ' no pairing occurs till the orbitals having same energy are singly filled'
you check it properly
No, I'm sure about it.
What are you studying??
ok so what answer that you think it is right
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