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chemistry123 November 25th, 2006 15:09

How would element chlorine change if it lost an electron?
 
I really need to know ASAP if it were possible for a chlorine atom to lose an electron,how would the element change?Thanks in advance.

adrian November 26th, 2006 11:23

the ionization Cl-->Cl+ requires approx. 1200 kJ/mole. at that energy, probably the media is a plasma mixture.

mosara December 21st, 2006 15:44

see ionization ability or disability is related to the energy needed to get the ion
for that it is hard to get a grp 7 cation due to the vey high energy needed

Anthaas March 1st, 2007 18:53

Not to mention the charge would also change.


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