Question #96360
The value of IE1 for He is 2372 kj/mol , the value of IE2 should be
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Expert's answer
2019-10-11T10:31:10-0400

Second ionisation energy of He atom is equal to

1st ionisation energy of He+1st \ ionisation \ energy \ of \ He^+

So,

2nd IE of He atom

=ZRHn2where,Z=2RH=2.178×1018 Jn=1=\frac{ZR_H}{n^2}\\where,\\Z=2\\R_H=2.178×10^{-18}\ J\\n=1

We get,


2nd IE=8.718×1018 J per He+ ion2nd \ IE=8.718×10^{-18}\ J\ per\ He^+\ ion

=8.718×1018×6.023×1023=5247.23 kJ mol1=8.718×10^{-18}×6.023×10^{23}\\=5247.23\ kJ\ mol^{-1}


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