Chemistry, asked by snehalataRedsy, 1 year ago

F, CL, Br, I arrange these elements in increasing order of their electron affinities

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Answered by AR17
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Hello friend!!!

Here's your answer

I< Br< F< Cl

Cl has the most electron affinity in the periodic table due to its small size than Br and I & more z-effective than F.

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Answered by krishnaanandsynergy
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Elements in Increasing order of their electron affinities are I<Br<F<Cl.

Electron affinity:

  • The amount of energy released when an electron is coupled to a neutral atom or molecule in the gaseous state to create an anion is known as the electron affinity of an atom or molecule.
  • In light of Linus Carl Pauling's discovery of electron negativity, the idea of electron affinity was uncovered in 1901.
  • When an electron in a gaseous state is given to a neutral atom, the amount of energy that changes is known as the electron affinity.
  • Electron Affinity is often exothermic because energy is produced when an electron is added to a neutral atom.
  • The second electron affinity may be positive as a result of electrical repulsions.

Why electron affinity of Chlorine is more than Fluorine?

  • Because chlorine has a greater size to accommodate electrons while fluorine is too small to accommodate electrons when size drops from left to right inside a period, chlorine has a higher electron affinity than fluorine.

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