Chemistry, asked by Rasheeq, 1 year ago

what is ionisation enthalpy.give me a example

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Answered by Naazmin

The energy needed to remove an electron from an gaseous atom is called ionisation enthalpy
OR
the energy needed to make a positive ion is called ionisation enthalpy
Ex. Na -> Na+

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