Successive Ionization Energies
A student notes that the second ionization energy of an element is significantly higher than the first. What does this indicate about the element?
A
The first electron removed was a valence electron.
B
The second electron comes from the same energy level.
C
The element has a very high electronegativity.
D
The element is a noble gas.
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