Explain energy to ionize mercury than zinc

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Mercury is a 6th row and Zinc is a 4th row transition metal. if ionization energy depends upon effective nuclear charge and the distance of electrons from the nucleus, why do you think it takes more energy to ionize Mercury than Zinc?

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