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Aditya Sky
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I was studying about Ionization enthalpy and I found that in many books it is described in terms of enthalpy change while in others it is described in terms of energy, although in all of them the basic definition is almost same. It is the enthalpy change when ... or it is the energy required to ... I know both enthalpy and energy, in most of the cases, mean the same thing but which is the more appropriate way to describe Ionization Enthalpy, in terms of enthalpy change or in terms of energy ?
Any help will be greatly appreciated !
Any help will be greatly appreciated !