Science, asked by bobbysingh8772, 1 year ago

Why second ionisation enthalpy of oxygen is greater than that of nitrogen?

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Answered by BigSmoke

The second ionisation enthalpy of oxygen is greater than Nitrogen because after removing an electron the oxygen acquires half filled electronic configuration resulting in its high second ionisation enthalpy

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