H2.Please give typed answer also explain wrong options 13. Why there is a drop in the first ionization energy between elements H and I?A. Less energy is required to remove the np¹ electron in order to achieve thefully filled ns² electronic configuration.Less energy is required to remove the ns² electron in order to achieve thehalf-filled ns¹ electronic configuration.Less energy is required to remove the np4 electron in order to achieve thehalf-filled mp³ electronic configuration.Less energy is required to remove the np4 electron in order to achieve thefully filled np³ electronic configuration.Less energy is required to remove the ns' electron in order to achieve thefully filled np electronic configuration.B.C.D.E.14. Which element among A to K has the highest electronegativity?A.Element BB.Element CC.Element DD.Element JE.Element K15. Which element among A to K is the strongest reducing agent?A.Element BB.Element CC.Element DD.Element JE.Element K

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13. Why there is a drop in the first ionization energy between elements H and I? A. Less energy is required to remove the np¹ electron in order to achieve the fully filled ns² electronic configuration. Less energy is required to remove the ns² electron in order to achieve the half-filled ns¹ electronic configuration. Less energy is required to remove the np4 electron in order to achieve the half-filled np³ electronic configuration. Less energy is required to remove the np4 electron in order to achieve the fully filled np³ electronic configuration. B. C. D. E. Less energy is required to remove the ns' electron in order to achieve the fully filled np electronic configuration. 14. Which element among A to K has the highest electronegativity? A. Element B B. Element C C. Element D D. Element J E. Element K 15. Which element among A to K is the strongest reducing agent? A. Element B B. Element C C. Element D D. Element J E. Element K

13. Why there is a drop in the first ionization energy between elements H and I? A. Less energy is required to remove the np¹ electron in order to achieve the fully filled ns² electronic configuration. Less energy is required to remove the ns² electron in order to achieve the half-filled ns¹ electronic configuration. Less energy is required to remove the np4 electron in order to achieve the half-filled np³ electronic configuration. Less energy is required to remove the np4 electron in order to achieve the fully filled np³ electronic configuration. B. C. D. E. Less energy is required to remove the ns' electron in order to achieve the fully filled np electronic configuration. 14. Which element among A to K has the highest electronegativity? A. Element B B. Element C C. Element D D. Element J E. Element K 15. Which element among A to K is the strongest reducing agent? A. Element B B. Element C C. Element D D. Element J E. Element K

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