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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.Enthalpy means you’re counting energy in each step like if I have Cl2 in liquid phase you have to give energy to make it gaseous then to get one Cl from the molecule then energy to remove one electron
Ionisation enthalpy in gaseous state is the same as ionisation energy tho
oh
yeh samaj nahi aya kuch
Basically you need to make it in gaseous state to remove the electron
haan
And to do that you need to give more energy than ionisation energy
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Thermo dynamics Mai it will be explained more I think
precisely
enthalpy is thermo ka thing
bhai mene toh thermo d karli😭
enthalpy i understand
Harber process wala read karo
I mean it’s not exactly that but
It explains the reasoning
i thought DELTA ionisation energy = ionisation enthalpy hoga
acha
is that wrong
It’s IE=delta H
In gaseous
In non gaseous del H is grater than IE
yeh sabh thermo d mein karate hai?
ki thermo chemistry mein?
i hvnt done thermo C
Idk my teacher told me in periodic table wala chapter hi but he taught in a weird way
ooo
but thanks
anyways
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Ek baar let sir answer he’s more knowledgeable on this ig
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Is the magnitude of ionisation enthalpy and ionisation energy is same?
In my textbook it is written that ionisation energy and ionisation enthalpy are two different quantities. ionisation energy is the amount of energy provided to extract an electron from the outermost
Ignore voice note. Atkins says it's the same.
thanks a lot
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