Which has a higher ionization energy: Chromium or Molybdenum?
Based off the periodic trends, I would say that Chromium has the higher ionization energy, but when I look up the values on the internet every source keeps reporting the first ioniaztion energies as:
Cr: ~652.8 kj/mol
Mo: ~684.9 kj/mol
Does anyone know how to explain this?
Based off the periodic trends, I would say that Chromium has the higher ionization energy, but when I look up the values on the internet every source keeps reporting the first ioniaztion energies as:
Cr: ~652.8 kj/mol
Mo: ~684.9 kj/mol
Does anyone know how to explain this?