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原子得失电子的能力 原子核与核外电子必然要和它 周围的其他原子中的原子核和 核外电子产生静电库伦力，其 中起主要作用的是各原子的最 外层电子。 各种元素的外层电子组态具有 一定的周期性，属于周期表中 同一族的元素具有相似的属性， 因此原子结合成晶体时，可以 形成一些比较典型的晶体
电离能(ionizationenergy)使原子失去一个电子所需要的能量称为原子的电离能：电离能越小，说明其形成阳离子倾向越强；电离能可以用来度量原子对价电子的束缚能力；第一电离能I,= 496 kJ/molNa(g)→Nat(g) + e"第二电离能I,= 4560 kJ/molNat(g)Na?+((g)+ e
电离能(ionization energy) 使原子失去一个电子所需要的能量称为原子的电离能; 电离能越小，说明其形成阳离子倾向越强； 电离能可以用来度量原子对价电子的束缚能力； 第一电离能 Na(g)→Na+ (g) + eI1= 496 kJ/mol 第二电离能 Na+ (g)→Na2+ (g)+ eI2= 4560 kJ/mol