Which of the following correctly represents the second ionization of calcium? A)Ca (g)→ Ca⁺ (g)+ e^- B)Ca⁺ (g)→ Ca²⁺ (g)+ e^- C)Ca^- (g)+ e^- → Ca^2- (g) D)Ca⁺ (g)+ e^- → Ca²⁺ (g) E)Ca⁺ (g)+ e^- → Ca (g)

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The correct representation for the second ionization of calcium involves the removal of a second electron from the already once-ionized calcium ion, resulting in a doubly positively charged calcium ion and the release of an electron. Option B correctly shows this process.

Which of the Following Correctly Represents the Second Ionization of Calcium