Chemistry, asked by clemencygillespie, 10 months ago

why is the second ionisation energy of an atom always greater than the first?

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Answered by anushka22534

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it is because when an electron is removed for the second time from an atom a large amount of energy is required to be applied as the atom has already undergone a loss of electron earlier

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