Chemistry, asked by pattemsathwiks3996, 1 year ago

Why does fluorine have a higher ionization energy than iodine?

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Answered by chirag160797

Due to the small size of F as compared to I, nucleus attracts valence electrons of F atom more than I. So it is difficult to knock out an electron from F atom than I atom. Hence, F has higher ionisation energu than I.

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