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Which of the following equations represents the 1st lonization Energy of sodium. Select one: a. Nas) ---> Nag + 2e Nag) b. Nas + 2e ---> Nag) c. Na, (), ---> Na d. Nas) Na(s) + 2e --->

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Chapter2: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

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Problem 163CP

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Which of the following equations represents the
1st lonization Energy of sodium.
Select one:
a. Na(s)
Nae + 2e
--->
b. Na(s)
+ 2e ---> Nae)
c. Nag)
---> Na(g)
+ e
d. Na(s)
---> Na(s)
2e

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