7. Table below gives the ionization energies for potassium(K), bromine (Br), and calcium (Ca). Identify which element is which from the data given. Justify your selections. Element 1 Element 2 Element 3 lonization IE lonization IE lonization IE (kj/mol) energy (IE) number (ki/mol) energy (IE) number energy (ki/mol) (IE) number 1st 500 1st 1200 1st 600 2nd 3500 2nd 2100 2nd 1200 3rd 4800 3rd 3500 3rd 5500 4th 5900 4th 4600 4th 6600 Element 1 is. Element 2 is Element 3 is

7. Table below gives the ionization energies for potassium(K), bromine (Br), and calcium (Ca). Identify which element is which from the data given. Justify your selections. Element 1 Element 2 Element 3 lonization IE lonization IE lonization IE (kj/mol) energy (IE) number (ki/mol) energy (IE) number energy (ki/mol) (IE) number 1st 500 1st 1200 1st 600 2nd 3500 2nd 2100 2nd 1200 3rd 4800 3rd 3500 3rd 5500 4th 5900 4th 4600 4th 6600 Element 1 is. Element 2 is Element 3 is

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Chapter7: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

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Problem 131E: Does the information on alkali metals in Table 2-8 of the text confirm the general periodic trends...

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