Math, asked by Dvnsh1389, 1 month ago

*which element from Be, Mg, Ca and Sr having maximum value of Ionization energy?

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Answered by riddhi87

Answer:

An atom lose the electrons readily when it is having less ionization energy so as these elements belong to the same group so the ionization energy will decrease from Be to Ba (IE will decrease from top to bottom in a group) so Ba from ion most readily. And the order of ionization is Be>Mg>Ca>Sr>Ba.

Answered by ny894771

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Maximum ionisation potential energy is of Mg i.e ( Magnesium ) because the ionisation energy increase from right to left in a group. ..

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