Chemistry, 19.12.2021 20:20, snowprincess99447

The ionization potential of an electron in an atom or mole- cule is the energy required to remove the electron. Calculate the ionization potential for a 1s electron in He . Give your answer in units of eV and kJ mol-1.

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