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Why is the second ionisation energy of sodium greater than that of magnesium?

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Why is the second ionisation energy of sodium greater than that of magnesium?

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IInd Ionisation Energy Of Sodium z Da Energy Required To Remove Electron From Da Stable Octect Configuration Of Na+ Ion…. While… IInd Ionisation Energy Of Mg z Da Energy Needed To Remove Electron From Unstable s1 Configuration.. Hence More Energy z Needed In Da Former Case coz Na+ z Losing Its Stability N Less Energy z Needed In Latter Case coz Mg+ z aquring Stable Octect Configuration After IInd Ionisation…..

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