Explain the halogens have maximum electron gain enthalpy
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The high electron gain enthalpy of halogens can be explained by the following -
-Halogens have a small size and high electron charge.
-Their electronic configurations are ns2 and np5.
Thus they have a high tendency to gain one electron to achieve a full filled outer most shell to achieve a noble gas configuration and have high values of electron gain enthalpy.
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