5. Explain, using Coulomb's law, the general trend in second andsuccessive ionization energies across a period for main groupElementNa4964560Mg73814507730Core electronselements.Al5781820275011,600SI78615803230436016,1001012190029104960627022,20010002250336045607010850027,100CI12512300382051606540946011,000Ar15212670393057707240878012,000

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5. Explain, using Coulomb's law, the general trend in second and
successive ionization energies across a period for main group
Element
Na
496
4560
Mg
738
1450
7730
Core electrons
elements.
Al
578
1820
2750
11,600
SI
786
1580
3230
4360
16,100
1012
1900
2910
4960
6270
22,200
1000
2250
3360
4560
7010
8500
27,100
CI
1251
2300
3820
5160
6540
9460
11,000
Ar
1521
2670
3930
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