Which Ionisation Potential (IP) In The Following Equations Involves The Greater Amount Of Energy?

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Question

Which ionisation potential (IP) in the following equations involves the greater amount of energy?

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Solution

Correct option is

. Since, e^– is to be removed from stable configuration.

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