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 1Element 2Element 3lonizationIElonizationIElonizationIE(kj/mol) energy (IE)(kj/mol) energy (IE)(kj/mol)energy (IE)numbernumbernumber1st5001st12001st6002nd2nd3rd2nd350021001200Зrd48003rd350055004th59004th46004th6600Element 1 isElement 2 isElement 3 isExplanation:

Given elements are K,Ca and Br , they belong to period 4 of periodic table . And as we know that in…

Table below gives the ionization energies for potassium(K), bromine (Br), and calci (Ca). Identify which element is which from the data given. Justify your selections. Element 1 Element 2 Element 3 IE (kj/mol) energy (IE) lonization lonization IE lonization IE (kj/mol) energy (IE) (kj/mol) energy (IE) number number 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

Table below gives the ionization energies for potassium(K), bromine (Br), and calci (Ca). Identify which element is which from the data given. Justify your selections. Element 1 Element 2 Element 3 IE (kj/mol) energy (IE) lonization lonization IE lonization IE (kj/mol) energy (IE) (kj/mol) energy (IE) number number 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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