Editing Ionization energy (section)

==See also==
* [[Rydberg equation]], a calculation that could determine the ionization energies of [[hydrogen]] and [[Hydrogen-like atom|hydrogen-like]] elements. This is further elaborated through this [https://socratic.org/questions/how-would-you-determine-the-ionization-energy-of-a-hydrogen-atom-in-kj-mol-if-th-1 site.]
* [[Electron affinity]], a closely related concept describing the energy released by ''adding'' an electron to a neutral atom or molecule.
* [[Lattice energy]], a measure of the energy released when [[ions]] are combined to make a compound.
* [[Electronegativity]] is a number that shares some similarities with ionization energy.
* [[Koopmans' theorem]], regarding the predicted ionization energies in [[Hartree–Fock]] theory.
* [[Ditungsten tetra(hpp)]] has the lowest recorded ionization energy for a stable [[chemical compound]].
* [[Bond-dissociation energy]], the measure of the strength of a chemical bond calculated through cleaving by homolysis giving two radical fragments A and B and subsequent evaluation of the enthalpy change
* [[Bond energy]], the average measure of a chemical bond's strength, calculated through the amount of heat needed to break all of the chemical bonds into individual atoms.