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Ionisation of energy F^(ɵ) is 320 kJ mol...

Ionisation of energy `F^(ɵ)` is `320 kJ mol^(-1)`. The electronic gain enthalpy of fluorine would be

A

`-320 kg mol^(-)`

B

`-160 k J mol^(-)`

C

`320 kJ mol^(-)`

D

`160 k J mol^(-)`

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The correct Answer is:
C
EA of F (g) is opposite to `IE_(1)` of `F^(-) (g)`
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