Electron affinity

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Electron affinity | In a nutshell




1 The energy needed to separate electrons from the negatively charged ion in a gas state.

2 The energy emitted when one electron is combined with an atom in a gas state.

3 The more Electron Affinity has negative charge(-), the more inclined it is to accept electrons.

4 In the same period, from left to right increases the tendency to accept electrons. (Increase Electron Affinity)

5 Halogen atom's electron affinity is highest.

6 Electron affinity of Metal has a greater positive value than Nonmetal.

7 X + e− → X− + energy

8 With the same principle as ionizing energy, there are some exceptions to the tendency to change (between group 1 and group 2, between group 14 and group 15).



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