Higher Ionization Energies Germanium

In summary, higher ionization energies in germanium indicate that more energy is required to remove electrons from its atoms compared to other elements. This property influences its chemical behavior and applications, particularly in semiconductor technology, where germanium serves as an important material due to its ability to form stable bonds and conduct electricity effectively when doped with impurities. The understanding of ionization energies is crucial for predicting how germanium interacts with other elements and compounds in various chemical processes.
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Does anyone know where I can find all the ionization energies of Germanium?
hbcp.chemnetbase.com shows only the first 5 and winter.group.shef.ac.uk only the first 21.
I need them because I would like to reproduce a plot of the ionization of Germanium in a plasma. Since this plot exists I assume they must be out there somewhere.
 
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