Which ionisation potential $(IP)$ in the following equations involves the greatest amount of energy?

  • A
    $Na \to Na^{+} + e^-$
  • B
    $K^{+} \to K^{2+} + e^-$
  • C
    $C^{2+} \to C^{3+} + e^-$
  • D
    $Ca^{+} \to Ca^{2+} + e^-$

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$A$. $1510$ $1$. $H$
$B$. $495, 6500, 10200$ $2$. $Li$
$C$. $840, 1630, 13100$ $3$. $Be$
$D$. $600, 2050, 3100$ $4$. $B$

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