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The
ionization energy
is the minimum
energy
needed to remove an
electron
from an isolated
atom
or
molecule
in
a
specified state.
Ground-state
hydrogen
has
ionization energy
13.6
eV
.
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Ionization energy
, also known
as
ionization
potential, is the amount of
energy
required to remove an
electron
from an
atom
or
a
molecule
in its gaseous state. It is
a
measure
of how strongly an
atom
or
molecule
holds onto its
electrons
.
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