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what is ionisation enthalpy of an element?

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Answered by sam1232
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The units for ionization energy are different in physics and chemistry. In physics, the unit is the amount ofenergy required to remove a single electron from a single atom or molecule: expressed as an electron volt.
Answered by Anonymous
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The energy required to move the most losely bond electron from the outtermost orbit of 1 mole of isolated gaseous atom called as Ionisation potential or Ionisation enthalpy or energy.

Ionisation potential along the group decreases but along the period increases.

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