Question

Electronegativities of the elements Na, Al, P, and Cl follow a specific trend across the period. Based on this trend, an electron will be most strongly attracted to?


Na.
Al.
P.
Cl.

Answer 1

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No, Al, P and Cl...
Chlorine will have maximum electronegativity.

The_______ electronegativity of the elements increases as the_______ Z__________ effective increases


So as chlorine is having high electronegativity.

This means in any period the halogens will have maximum electronegativity and the element of first group________________ ✔️ hydrogen and alkali metals✔️ will have minimum electronegativity.

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Answer 2

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Not Al, P and Cl.
Chlorine will have maximum electronegativity.

The electronegativity of the elements increases as the Z effective increases

here chlorine is having high electronegativity.

actually ,it means in any period the halogens will have maximum electronegativity and the element of first group.
hydrogen and alkali metal(soluble in water)️ will have minimum electronegativity.

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