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    what does ionisation potential mean

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    ionization potential


    (atomic physics)
    The energy per unit charge needed to remove an electron from a given kind of atom or molecule to an infinite distance;usually expressed in volts. Also known as ion potential. http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Ionization+potential

    mycatsmom

    I'm impressed !
    slimjimpopo

    i thoudht that was ionisation energy
    Colleen

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    You're spelling ionization wrong.
    slimjimpopo

    's' in between two vowels is a 'z' i have always been spelling things like that industrialisation, personalisation and all the "sations" i thought they were all British english
    Colleen

    Moderator
    They might be but I speak and write American English. Using a Z is the correct spelling for us. Since I live in the USA, Google directs me to sites using American English.
    slimjimpopo

    ko but both are right akaqa calls that a mistake
    Colleen

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    I do not know if both are right since I do not find ionisation in the dictionary. akaQA is not calling it wrong, I am and my name is Colleen, not akaQA.


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