**Ionization Energies of a Period 3 Element**The first five ionization energies (IE₁ through IE₅) of a Period 3 element are depicted in the following pattern:**Graph Description:**- There is a bar graph illustrating the ionization energies in kJ/mol.- The x-axis is labeled with the ionization energies: IE₁, IE₂, IE₃, IE₄, and IE₅.- The y-axis is labeled "kJ/mol," indicating the energy values.- The bars show a gradual increase from IE₁ to IE₄, with a significant jump at IE₅.**Task:**Based on the pattern of the ionization energies, make an educated guess about which element this is. Enter its chemical symbol below.**Interactive Elements:**- Input box for the chemical symbol.- Buttons for clearing input (X), resetting (circular arrow), and providing hints (?).**Additional Options:**- Explanation and Check buttons for further assistance and to verify your answer.© 2021 McGraw Hill LLC. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Center | Accessibility

There are following elements present in third period of the periodic table - Sodium , Na -11 Magnesium, Mg -12 Aluminum, Al -13 Silicon , Si-14 Phosphorus, P-15 Sulfur, S-16 Chlorine, Cl-17 Argon, Ar-18 According to the graph given in the question, it is clear that first fourth electrons remove easily from the outermost Valence electron shell and regular, but fifth electron required very high amount of energy as compared to others.Silicon has following electronic configuration - Si-14 - 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p2 Its first four electrons required regular amount of energy to remove and after this it occupy very stable electronic configuration of Neon , with 10 electrons - Si4+ -10 - 1s2,2s2,2p6 Due to its high stability , it requires very high amount of energy to remove one more electron from 2p orbital. Therefore, the Chemical symbol of element is - Si

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The first five ionization energies (IE, through IE,) of a Period 3 element have the following pattern: IE, IE, IE3 IE4 IE5 Make a reasonable guess about which element this is. Enter its chemical symbol below. ? kJ/mol

The first five ionization energies (IE, through IE,) of a Period 3 element have the following pattern: IE, IE, IE3 IE4 IE5 Make a reasonable guess about which element this is. Enter its chemical symbol below. ? kJ/mol

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