Asked by rabia
The following reaction can be written as the sum of two reactions, one of which relates to ionization energy and one of which relates to electron affinity:
Li(g)+F(g)→Li+(g)+F−(g)
What is the reaction that corresponds to the first ionization energy of lithium, Li?
Express your answer as a chemical equation.
Li(g)+F(g)→Li+(g)+F−(g)
What is the reaction that corresponds to the first ionization energy of lithium, Li?
Express your answer as a chemical equation.
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Answered by
DrBob222
This is pretty basic stuff.
Li(g) ==> Li^+(g) + e
The equation in the problem doesn't have the electrons in it but that basic ionization equation is as I wrote it. Your answer key MAY omit the e that I have.
Li(g) ==> Li^+(g) + e
The equation in the problem doesn't have the electrons in it but that basic ionization equation is as I wrote it. Your answer key MAY omit the e that I have.
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