Chemistry 1.4 Successive ionisation energies
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- Created on: 21-12-13 18:15
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- Successive ionisation = Amount of energy needed to remove each electron in turn until all the electrons are removed from an atom
- Sodium had 11 electrons, so it has 11 successive ionisation energies
Successive ionisation energies always increase because:
1. As each electron is removed there is less electron repulsion and each shell…
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