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ChemistryPERIODIC TABLEIonisation Energy,Medium2 minQB
ChemistryMediuminteger
Passage / Comprehension

Successive ionization energy of an element increases gradually due to an increase in . By analyzing data of successive ionization energy, one can predict the number of valence electrons.

First and third ionization energy of Na are mole and mole respectively. From the following given value of ionization energy select the correct second ionization energy of Na is :

(I)

(II)

(III)

(IV)

Answer:
4560
Solution:

Explanation: The value of I.E. is given, and we are asked to predict another value of I.E.

 

Concept: .

Solution/Explanation/Calculation:

Na IE₁ → 496 kJ/mol

IE₂ → ?

IE₃ → 6910 kJ/mol

We know that ionization energy (IE) has successive values; thus, IE₂ lies between the values of IE₁ and IE₃.

Therefore, according to the options, its value is 4560 kJ/mol.

Stream:JEESubject:ChemistryTopic:PERIODIC TABLESubtopic:Ionisation Energy,
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