Ionisation Energy (AQA A-Level Chemistry): Flashcards
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Definition of ionisation energy
Definition of ionisation energy
Energy required to remove an electron from an atom or ion
First ionisation energy definition
First ionisation energy definition
Energy to remove 1 mol e⁻ from 1 mol gas atoms → 1 mol +1 ions
Units of ionisation energy
Units of ionisation energy
kJ/mol (kilojoules per mole)
First ionisation energy equation for element
First ionisation energy equation for element
Successive ionisation energies meaning
Successive ionisation energies meaning
Energy needed to remove more than one electron from an atom
Why successive IEs increase (nuclear factor)
Why successive IEs increase (nuclear factor)
Electron removed is closer to the nucleus
Why successive IEs increase (shielding factor)
Why successive IEs increase (shielding factor)
Fewer electrons to shield attraction from nucleus
Pattern of successive ionisation energies
Pattern of successive ionisation energies
Always higher than the previous one
