Chemistry, asked by bujji371, 1 year ago

Why 1st ionization energy of nitrogen is greater than 2st?

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Answered by saurya81

the first ionization energy of nitrogen is greater than the second ionization energy because it always take more energy to remove an electrons from positive charge ion.

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