MCQ
The first ionisation potential is maximum for:
- ALithium
- BUranium
- CIron
- DHydrogen
Explanation:
Hydrogen experiences the maximum effective nuclear charge. After removal of a electron there will be no electron in the species. Just a nucleus with positive charge will be left which is very unstable. Therefore, ionization potential is maximum for hydrogen.
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