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The following equation represents which process?M(g) + e– → M–(g)second electron affinitysecond ionisation energyfirst ionisation energyfirst electron affinity

Question

The following equation represents which process?

M(g) + e– → M–(g)

  • second electron affinity
  • second ionisation energy
  • first ionisation energy
  • first electron affinity
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Solution

Understanding the Equation

The equation provided, M(g)+eM(g) M(g) + e^- \rightarrow M^-(g) describes the process where a neutral atom M M in the gaseous state gains an electron e e^- to form a negative ion M M^- .

Analyzing the Options

  1. First Ionisation Energy: This refers to
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