Chemistry, asked by kingfahad5283, 1 year ago

What is electronegativity and how it is different from enthalpy of ionization?

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Answered by jb072002

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ELECTRONEGATIVITY IS THE TENDENCY OF AN ELECTRON TO ATTRACT AN ELECTRON TOWARDS ITSELF FROM THE OTHER ATOM .

HERE BOTH THE ATOMS ARE CHEMICALLY BONDED.

IONIZATION ENTHALPY IS THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY REQUIRED BY AN ISOLATED ATOM IN GASEOUS STATE TO LOSE A ELECTRON IN ITS GROUND STATE

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