The ionization energy order for H, H^(+)...

The ionization energy order for `H, H^(+) , H^(-)` is

A

` H lt H^(+) lt H^(-) `

B

` H^(-)gt H gt H^(+)`

C

` H^(-) gt H `

D

` H^(+) gt H gt H^(-)`

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The correct Answer is:

A

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