Out of Be AND B, WHICH HAS MORE IONIZATION ENTHHALPY AND WHY ?
Ionisation enthalpy means energy required to loose/take out electrons. It is higher for Be because it is more stable and has more nuclear charge due to which electrons are closely and strongly attached than in Boron that is more energy will be required to pull out electrons from Be, so its ionisation energy is more.
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