Chemistry (7th Edition)
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.22CP
Circle the approximate part or parts of the periodic table where the following elements appear:
(a) Elements with the smallest values of Ei1
(b) Elements with the largest atomic radii
(c) Elements with the most negative values of Eea 
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