Differentiate between electron affinity and ionization energy

      

Differentiate between electron affinity and ionization energy

  

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Electron affinity is the minimum amount of energy required by an atom to gain an electron(s) in its outermost energy level to be in its gaseous state.Ionization energy is the minimum amount of energy required by an atom to lose an electron(s) in its outermost energy level to be in its gaseous state.
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