which equation below represents the second ionization energy of nickel? a. Ni -> Ni+ + e^- b. Ni+ -> Ni2+ + e^- c. Ni -> Ni2+ + 2e^- d. 2Ni -> 2Ni2+ + 2e^-

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which equation below represents the second ionization energy of nickel? a. Ni -> Ni+ + e^- b. Ni+ -> Ni2+ + e^- c. Ni -> Ni2+ + 2e^- d. 2Ni -> 2Ni2+ + 2e^-

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Answer: C.

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