xplain the difference between electron affinity and first ionization energy.Why does ionization energy for an atom increase for each additional electron removed?er the following to the best of your ability:y does nitrogen have a smaller radium than beryllium?y is the radium of rubidium bigger than the radius of sodium?

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Why does ionization energy for an atom increase for each additional electron removed?
er the following to the best of your ability:
y does nitrogen have a smaller radium than beryllium?
y is the radium of rubidium bigger than the radius of sodium?

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