Ok - Physics question.
Nitrogen molecules are at 1773K. Room pressure. 1 mole.
The ionisation energies of nitrogen are as follows (in Kj/mol)
1st 1402.3
2nd 2856
3rd 4578.1
4th 7475.0
5th 9444.9
6th 53266.6
7th 64360
What ionisation energy number are these molecules in? Ive tried using E=Mc(change in)T and E=nkT… no joy… hopelessly small…
Any help… please…?
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