Chemistry, asked by shilpa0293, 8 months ago

which one has no absolute value?( ionisation energy, electronegativity, electron gain enthalpy)

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Answered by dhanusreeveerasekar7

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Electron gain enthalpy has no absolute value as the electronegative difference is large and negligible .i.e. it cannot be easily determined.

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