Ionisation energies AS Chemistry
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- Created on: 31-10-11 19:35
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Ionisation energies
if an atom loses an electron it forms a positive ion
the first ionisation energy is the amount of energy needed to remove one mole of electrons form one mole of gaseous atoms
equations of first ionisation energy can be written like this
Na(g)= Na+(g)+e-
however an ion can have more electrons removed and form an ion with a 2 plus charge
Na+(g)+= Na+2(g)+ e-
an atom can have as many ionisations energies as the number of electrons they have but the electrons get increasingly harder to remove reasons for this are
less distance between the remaining…
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