Chemistry, asked by yuvrajdevdev, 9 months ago

Which element from the following has the highest
ionisation energy ?
(a) P, Na, Cl, (b) F, O, Ne (c) Ne, He, Ar
Explain your choice.

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Answered by archanasinha2480

1

Explanation:

b) is the correct option

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Answered by mohith910

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Answer:

option c is correct because all the elements in option c are inert gases that means all the orbits are completely filled

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