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Transcribed Image Text:**Ionization Energy and Atomic Radius Analysis**
1. **Which has higher first ionization energy, Na or Cl? Why?**
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2. **Which has higher ionization energy: IE₁ or IE₂ of sodium? Why?**
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3. **Smallest atomic radius in Group 6A:**
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4. **Largest atomic radius in Period 6:**
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5. **Highest IE₁ in Group 4A:**
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