MCQ
Which of the following species has the highest ionisation potential
- A$L{i^ + }$
- B$M{g^ + }$
- C$A{l^ + }$
- ✓$Ne$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$Ne$
d
(d) As, now the ${e^ - }$ is to be removed from stable configuration. $ Li^+$ has the highest ionisation potential due to its stability.
(d) As, now the ${e^ - }$ is to be removed from stable configuration. $ Li^+$ has the highest ionisation potential due to its stability.
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