Determine the most likely element that would have this ionization energy (kJ/mol) information: 1st ionization energy 2nd lonization energy 3rd ionization energy 4th ionization energy 5th ionization energy 6th ionization energy Si O AI As 01 Ca O Na 780 1600 3230 4360 16,000 20,000

Determine the most likely element that would have this ionization energy (kJ/mol) information: 1st ionization energy 2nd lonization energy 3rd ionization energy 4th ionization energy 5th ionization energy 6th ionization energy Si O AI As 01 Ca O Na 780 1600 3230 4360 16,000 20,000

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Chapter11: Modern Atomic Theory

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Determine the most likely element that would have this ionization energy (kJ/mol) information:
1st ionization energy
2nd lonization energy
3rd ionization energy
4th ionization energy
5th ionization energy
6th ionization energy
O Si
O AI
O As
0.1
Ca
Na
780
1600
3230
4360
16,000
20,000

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