37. As the elements of the Chalcogen Group are considered in order of increasing atomic radius, theirtendency to lose electrons:a) decreasesb) increasesc) remains the samed) impossible to teil from the information giveng 80S (38. Which electron configuration represents an element having the highest first ionization energy?a) 1s'b) 1s?1s 2s'd)1s 2s?

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37. As the elements of the Chalcogen Group are considered in order of increasing atomic radius, their tendency to lose electrons: a) decreases b) increases c) d) impossible to teil from the information given remains the same 38. Which electron configuration represents an element having the highest first ionization energy?( a) 1s' b) 1s2 c) 1s 2s' d) 1s 2s?

37. As the elements of the Chalcogen Group are considered in order of increasing atomic radius, their tendency to lose electrons: a) decreases b) increases c) d) impossible to teil from the information given remains the same 38. Which electron configuration represents an element having the highest first ionization energy?( a) 1s' b) 1s2 c) 1s 2s' d) 1s 2s?

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