1)20Ca, 38Sr, 12Mg Order g atomsaccording to their decreasingionization energies.2) 19K*, 165², 17CI Sort the ions in order ofdecreasing radius

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according to their decreasing
ionization energies.
2) 19K*, 165², 17CI Sort the ions in order of
decreasing radius

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