Choose the statement that explains the difference between the first ionization energy of first ionization energy of F, and the first ionization energy of atomic F. A) The first ionization energy of atomic F is lower than the first ionization energy of F. This difference is observed because the atomic p orbitals of F are lower energy than bonding orbitals of F B) The first ionization energy of atomic F is lower than the first ionization energy of F,. This difference is because the bonding orbitals of the atomic species are lower energy than the bonding orbitals of the diatomic species. C) The first ionization energy of atomic F is greater than the first ionization energy of F,. This difference is because atomic p orbitals are lower energy than the antibonding orbitals of F D) The first ionization energy of atomic F is greater than the first ionization energy of F,. This difference is because the antibonding orbitals of the atomic species are lower energy than the antibonding orbitals of the diatomic species.

Choose the statement that explains the difference between the first ionization energy of first ionization energy of F, and the first ionization energy of atomic F. A) The first ionization energy of atomic F is lower than the first ionization energy of F. This difference is observed because the atomic p orbitals of F are lower energy than bonding orbitals of F B) The first ionization energy of atomic F is lower than the first ionization energy of F,. This difference is because the bonding orbitals of the atomic species are lower energy than the bonding orbitals of the diatomic species. C) The first ionization energy of atomic F is greater than the first ionization energy of F,. This difference is because atomic p orbitals are lower energy than the antibonding orbitals of F D) The first ionization energy of atomic F is greater than the first ionization energy of F,. This difference is because the antibonding orbitals of the atomic species are lower energy than the antibonding orbitals of the diatomic species.

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Chapter16: An Introduction To Infrared Spectrometry

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