For Aluminum, there is a very large increase in ionization energy in moving from the third to the fourth ionization energy above. Similarly, there is a second jump between the eleventh: 42646 kJ and the twelfth: Explain why these ionization potentials increase so dramatically. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragranh B. A v

For Aluminum, there is a very large increase in ionization energy in moving from the third to the fourth ionization energy above. Similarly, there is a second jump between the eleventh: 42646 kJ and the twelfth: Explain why these ionization potentials increase so dramatically. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragranh B. A v

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