Using the ionization energy values, explain the usual degrees of oxidation of alkali (+1), alkaline earth (+2) and halogen (-1). Use the values in Chang Table 6.3 to support this. TABLEAU 6.3 > Energies d'ionisation (kJ/mol) des 54 premiers élémentsÉlément41₂131312237352089980110861400131416802080,0495,9738,1577,9786,3Z12345678910111213141516171819HIHeLiBeBCKNO0FNe2 a sūžMg1012999,512511521418,752517300175724302350286033903370395045601450182015801904225022972666305211 81514 8503660462045805300605061206900773027503230291033603820390044101421 00525 00062207500747084009370954010 50011 6004360496046605160577059001532 82038 000940011 00011 00012 20013 40013 60014 80016 000624069906540724080001647 26153 00013 00015 20015 00016 60018 00018 40020 00021 0008500930088009600

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Using the ionization energy values, explain the usual degrees of oxidation of alkali (+1), alkaline earth (+2) and halogen (-1). Use the values in Chang Table 6.3 to support this

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Using the ionization energy values, explain the usual degrees of oxidation of alkali (+1), alkaline earth (+2) and halogen (-1). Use the values in Chang Table 6.3 to support this.

TABLEAU 6.3 > Energies d'ionisation (kJ/mol) des 54 premiers éléments
Élément
4
1₂
13
1312
2373
520
899
801
1086
1400
1314
1680
2080,0
495,9
738,1
577,9
786,3
Z
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
H
I
He
Li
Be
B
C
K
NO
0
F
Ne
2 a sūž
Mg
1012
999,5
1251
1521
418,7
5251
7300
1757
2430
2350
2860
3390
3370
3950
4560
1450
1820
1580
1904
2250
2297
2666
3052
11 815
14 850
3660
4620
4580
5300
6050
6120
6900
7730
2750
3230
2910
3360
3820
3900
4410
14
21 005
25 000
6220
7500
7470
8400
9370
9540
10 500
11 600
4360
4960
4660
5160
5770
5900
15
32 820
38 000
9400
11 000
11 000
12 200
13 400
13 600
14 800
16 000
6240
6990
6540
7240
8000
16
47 261
53 000
13 000
15 200
15 000
16 600
18 000
18 400
20 000
21 000
8500
9300
8800
9600

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