How to Determine Group from Successive Ionisation Energy

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[@k1w1.]

Amazing explanation, understood it immediately

[@mohammadismail5966]

Very good explanation thank you!

[@george1131]

If element Q has 5 valence electrons could it not also be in group 5 as well as group 15?

[@shanzek30]

Group 5 and 15 are the same

[@peterspyropoulos2200]

Take a shot each time he says big jump

[@paingsoekhant8731]

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[@brunokigozi8500]

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[@sathanashankar5651]

Hi, in P, is the jump from 5th to 6th IE a big jump?

[@ChemistryGuru]

yes P is in group 15 with 5 valence electrons. So electron number 6 will be from a filled inner shell so 6th IE will be much higher than 5th IE

[@dralemajames2568]

Am not understandings and how Q belongs to group15

[@SamuelGauya]

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[@Hnp20105]

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[@hariomsingh-zw5sk]

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[@Adrianne19]

Why is it group fifteen and not group 5

[@Sasha.m.fundira-mw4zr]

It depends with the period table and syllabus you're using.
Some say 11 instead of 1 which is still the same thing

[@rozhina1016]

perfect