Chemistry, asked by jashmithatoni88, 7 months ago

why group15 elements have high ionisation potential than group16 elements?

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Answered by karthikasree754

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Explanation:

First ionisation energy is energy required to remove first outer most loose electron. ... In present case , electrons from p orbitals are removed . Since group 15 has symmetrical distribution of electrons due to half filled p orbitals therefore the atom of group 15 becomes more stable compared to group 16 elements.

Answered by sharma4317

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Explanation:

First ionisation energy is energy required to remove first outer most loose electron. ... In present case , electrons from p orbitals are removed . Since group 15 has symmetrical distribution of electrons due to half filled p orbitals therefore the atom of group 15 becomes more stable compared to group 16 elements.

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