Practice Problem: Ionization Energy

[@qingyangzhang887]

Omg I actually got it right on my own! Imma proud person :))) Thank you Prof Dave. Amazing video as per usual!

[@jamestrujillo5195]

very simple. very easy. Thanks Prof Dave. I mean Dr. Dave haha. Really this vid helped

[@zengarden3712]

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[@sync2112]

thallium has greater IE than aluminum because of lanthanoid contraction

[@UwUDibboChowdhury]

Yes bro. That was untouched

[@benYaakov]

Hello , please make a video for calculating ionization energies of hydrogen like ions .

[@अविनाशकुसिंह]

Great video

[@singasong1209]

Sir can you tell a formula for calculate IE2 and IE3

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[@mohammadalramahi8701]

How can i know the number of shells an element has ?

[@ericbernal2414]

the left numbers on the periodic tables aka the period numbers

[@SuperFatboy5000]

the more down you go the more shell it has

[@Nick-zd3gp]

@ProfessorDaveExplains 577.54 for 1st IO for AL .... 589.4 for 1st IO for Tl .... looks like Tl is larger according to what I found... can you confirm? exception to the trend rule?

[@sync2112]

yup .. tl experiences lanthanoid contraction

[@biologyhub94439]

Nice video

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Useful

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