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What is the term used to describe the energy required to remove electron(s) from a neutral atom?

Options

  1. AIonization enthalpy
  2. BElectron gain enthalpy
  3. CAtomic radius
  4. DAtomic mass

Correct answer

A. Ionization enthalpy

Step-by-step solution

The energy required to remove electron(s) from a neutral atom is referred to as "ionization enthalpy."

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