Periodic TableSuccessive Ionization Energies1Choose the best answerA large jump between the second and third ionization energies indicates that the atom has:AOne valence electronBTwo valence electronsCThree valence electronsDSeven valence electrons Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Periodic TableSuccessive Ionization Energies2Choose the best answerFor successive ionizations of the same atom, the ionization-energy requirement generally follows:AM⁺ > M²⁺ > M³⁺BM²⁺ > M³⁺ > M⁺CM³⁺ > M²⁺ > M⁺DM²⁺ > M⁺ > M³⁺ Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Periodic TableSuccessive Ionization Energies3Choose the best answerWhy is the second ionization energy of Mg greater than its first ionization energy?ANuclear charge increases after first ionization.BIonic radius increases.CThe remaining electrons experience stronger nuclear attraction.DThe number of protons decreases. Like 0 Discuss 0Share