This graph shows the relationship between energy in kilojoules and the ionization energy number of magnesium. As the ionization energy number increases from 1 to 8, the energy required also increases steadily from around 5000 kJ to over 25,000 kJ, indicating that more energy is needed to remove each additional electron from the magnesium atom.
This graph shows the relationship between energy in kilojoules and the ionization energy number of magnesium. As the ionization energy number increases from 1 to 8, the energy required also increases steadily from around 5000 kJ to over 25,000 kJ, indicating that more energy is needed to remove each additional electron from the magnesium atom.
This graph shows the relationship between energy in kilojoules and the ionization energy number of magnesium. As the ionization energy number increases from 1 to 8, the energy required also increases steadily from around 5000 kJ to over 25,000 kJ, indicating that more energy is needed to remove each additional electron from the magnesium atom.