Chemistry, asked by arumugamlakshmi293, 1 year ago

which of the following is a favorable factor for cation formation
1)low ionisation potential
2)high electron affinity
3)high electronegativity
4)small atomic size.
give answer with reason

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Answered by bharath141
1

I think 4 option is it correct

arumugamlakshmi293: No 1st option but how
Answered by NNKK111
8

Answer:Low ionisation potential!

Explanation:b'coz cation formation is nothing but losing of electrons by an atom!Hence If the atom is having low ionisation potential it can lose electrons easily!

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