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Dorito
3 October, 10:39
What is successive ionization energies
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Mckinley Moody
3 October, 14:30
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Second ionization energy is defined by the equation: it is the energy needed to remove second electron from each job in 1 mole of gaseous 1 + ions to give gaseous 2 + ions. More ionization energies. You can then have as many successive ionization energies as there are electrons in the original atom.
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