Chemistry, asked by priyanka1765, 11 months ago

the second ionization energy of a Helium atom​

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Answered by itsROY
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In helium's case, Bohr's equation predicts the same value for both the first, and the second ionization energies: 5276 kJ/mol, with only the second ionization energy being correct. For multi-electron atoms, you must replace Z with Zeff , the effective nuclear charge.....

Answered by ahnafabid22
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Answer: 5250 kJ per mole

Explanation:This is as per stated on Cambridge A level data booklet

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