8.) The ionization of a second electron always requires more energy that the first electron. The first 5 ionizations energies for Al are 578, 1817, 2744, 11,577, & 14,800 kJ/mol. Draw a bar graph those shows this successive ionization, and explain the observations.

8.) The ionization of a second electron always requires more energy that the first electron. The first 5 ionizations energies for Al are 578, 1817, 2744, 11,577, & 14,800 kJ/mol. Draw a bar graph those shows this successive ionization, and explain the observations.

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8.) The ionization of a second electron always requires more energy that the first electron. The first 5
ionizations energies for Al are 578, 1817, 2744, 11,577, & 14,800 kJ/mol. Draw a bar graph those shows this
successive ionization, and explain the observations.
9.) Draw a graph similar to the previous problem for the element Carbon. Explain your predicted observations.

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