Question

what is successive ionization enthalpy?

Answer 1

Answer:

ionisation enthaly is the amount of energy required to remove one electron from its outermost shell

and,

successive ionisation enthaly is the amount of energy required to remove electrons again again from the outermost shell..

I hope you understood :)

Answer 2

ionization enthalpy:-

it is the amount of energy which is required to remove most loosely bonded electron from an isolated gaseous particle.

its unit is Kilo joule per mole.

successive ionization enthalpy:-

• it is amount of energy which is required to remove 1st , 2nd etc. electrons from an isolated gaseous particle.
• ex :- IE1,IE2.
• successive ionization enthalpy is always greater than 1st ionization enthalpy.
• reason
• successive ionization enthalpy is always greater than normal ionization enthalpy.
• reason for it becoming more stable of any element after providing energy to it.