Asked by Joe
What is the second electron affinity of Se?
I believe the first is... Se- -> Se + e-
The second.... Se -> Se+ + e-
I believe the first is... Se- -> Se + e-
The second.... Se -> Se+ + e-
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Answered by
bobpursley
Nope, affinity forms more negative ions.
Se++ + e- >>Se+
Se++ + e- >>Se+
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