Abstract

A complete set of ionization potentials of all ionization stages is given for the elements hydrogen through zinc (Z = 30). The ionization potentials are calculated along isoelectronic sequences with full regard to experimental values in the sense that experimental values are preferred in all cases of doubt. Along sequences that are well established experimentally the difference to the next higher species is calculated by interpolation or extrapolation of the second differences and the third differences. Sequences that are not so well established experimentally are calculated by interpolation or extrapolation of the difference to the same ionization stage of one of the better-known sequences. Similarities in the periodic table are taken into account.

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Binding Energies of Electrons in the Next Inner Subshell of Atoms and Ions from Boron to Zinc*

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