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The na+ ion and the ne atom are isoelectronic. The ease of loss of an electron by a gaseous ne atom, I1 has a value of 2081 kJ/mol. The ease of loss of an electron from a gaseous na+ ion. I2 has a value of 4562kJ/mol. Why are these values not the same?
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