15. Factors affecting ionization energy include nuclear charge, the shielding effect, the atomic radius and the electron arrangements in a sublevel. Use the appropriate factors to explain the overall trend indicated by the dark line and the exceptions to it Ar IE Na 10 15 20 atomic number

15. Factors affecting ionization energy include nuclear charge, the shielding effect, the atomic radius and the electron arrangements in a sublevel. Use the appropriate factors to explain the overall trend indicated by the dark line and the exceptions to it Ar IE Na 10 15 20 atomic number

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15. Factors affecting ionization
energy include nuclear charge, the
shielding effect, the atomic radius
and the electron arrangements in a
sublevel. Use the appropriate
factors to explain the overall trend
indicated by the dark line and the
exceptions to it
Ar
IE
Na
10
15 20
atomic
number

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