Answer:
Energy required to remove an electron from the atom.
Explanation:
Energy required to remove an electron from an atom describe ionization energy because in chemistry, ionization energy in is the amount of energy needed to remove electrons from the atoms or ions of chemical species.
Ionization energy increases as we move across the period of elements in the group and this is because electrons are bond tighter by high effective nuclear charge and ionization energy of elements increases down the group because electrons are bond together in lower energy orbitals.
They attract because they have opposite charges
The answer is B 2. As it says Atom Number of Protons and Number of Neutrons, from my understanding it means that the first number after the letter is the number of protons and the second number is the number of neutrons.
Now, If there are 6 protons in a nucleus that means there are 6 electrons on the outside, so A and D are the same element. However, you may be confused because of the different number of neutrons (6 and 7 or 7 and 8) this only means that one is and isotope of the element.
*Isotopes are atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons. (Basically, same element different mass)
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