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nignag [31]
3 years ago
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Energía necesaria para arrancar un electrón de un átomo neutro​

Chemistry
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zalisa [80]3 years ago
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La energía de ionización o potencial de ionización, es la energía necesaria para extraer un electrón de un átomo neutro. Por ejemplo, cuando un átomo de cloro neutro en forma gaseosa recoge un electrón para formar un ion Cl-, libera una energía de 349 kJ/mol o 3,6 eV/átomo.

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