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N0/2atoms of X (g) r converted  into   X+ (g)   by energy E1  N0 /2  atoms  of  X(g) r converted into  X--  by energy E2 hence d ionization potential & EA of  X(g) r

    
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Ionization potential is energy required to remove an electron FOR 1 MOLE..OR NA ATOMS


Therefore,


N0/2---->E1 => NA--->?  IE=2NAE1/ N0..


Similarly FOR E=2NAE2/ N0 .

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