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Why does nitrogen have less electron affinity value compared to oxygen​

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Answered by 3701daxita
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Nitrogen has a half-filled p orbital. The number of electrons in the p orbital in nitrogen is three. Nitrogen, therefore, does not accept more electrons as it has a stable configuration. ... Therefore, nitrogen has a lower electron affinity than carbon and oxygen

Answered by nashwarahim17
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Oxygen has a higher electron affinity than nitrogen because of its smaller size,higher nuclear charge and higher electronegativity.
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