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In one atom, the ionization energy is the... energy needed to remove one proton. energy needed to add one proton. energy needed remove one electron. energy needed to add one ele…

In one atom, the ionization energy is the... energy needed to remove one proton. energy needed to add one proton. energy needed remove one electron. energy needed to add one ele…
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In one atom, the ionization energy is the...

energy needed to remove one proton.


energy needed to add one proton.


energy needed remove one electron.


energy needed to add one electron.

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In one atom, the ionization energy is the energy needed remove one electron.
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User Robin Sinha
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It is the energy needed to remove one electron .
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