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Successive Ionisation Energy

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Successive Ionisation Energy

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  1. 1What can you work out from successive ionisation energies of an element?The number of electrons in each shell of the atom and which group the unknown element is in
  2. 2What does a graph showing successive ionisation energy look like?What does a graph showing successive ionisation energy look like?
  3. 3What happens to successive ionisation energy within each shell?Within each shell, successive ionisation energies increase
  4. 4Why do successive ionisation energies increase within each shell?Electrons are being removed from an increasingly positive ion - there's less repulsion amongst the remaining electrons, so more energy is needed to remove the next electron
  5. 5What do the big jumps in successive ionisation energy indicate?When a new shell is broken into - an electron is being removed form a shell closer to the nucleus. This can be used to work out which group the element belongs to

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User has deleted their subject information Flashcards on Successive Ionisation Energy, created by Deleted user on 05/03/2018.
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Deleted user · Mar 2018
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  • Created by Yinka F · Mar 3, 2018
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