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Transcribed Image Text:5. In the table below copy the electronegativities of period 2 elements, then compare each to F by
finding their difference in electronegativity (AEN), and their average electronegativity (AvgEN).
Li
Be
F
EN
AEN (F)
for Y-axis
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