The first ionisation energies of an element are given below:
520 kJ/mol
7297 kJ/mol
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Chemistry, 07.08.2021 04:50, saifulcrc468
The first ionisation energies of an element are given below:
520 kJ/mol
7297 kJ/mol
11810 kJ/mol
12560 kJ/mol
If this were in period 2, which element would this most likely be? Explain why.
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