Number 4 please Module 12 WorksheetName:Peer Leader:Date:1) List the following elements in increasing (smallest to largest) atomic radius: Na, Be, Si,F. N.2) List the following elements in decreasing (largest to smallest) electron affinity: Cl, Li,Mg, I, Ca.3) Explain why ground state oxygen would only have eight ionization energies.4) Answer the following in our own words to the best of your knowledge:a. Why is the second ionization energy of potassium 'significant higher' than the firstionization energy?b. Why isn't the third ionization energy of potassium as 'significantly higher than thesecond ionization energy?

To solve this problem we have to know the electronic configuration of potassium.

4) Answer the following in our own words to the best of your knowledge: a. Why is the second ionization energy of potassium 'significant higher than the first ionization energy? b. Why isn't the third ionization energy of potassium as 'significantly higher than the second ionization energy?

4) Answer the following in our own words to the best of your knowledge: a. Why is the second ionization energy of potassium 'significant higher than the first ionization energy? b. Why isn't the third ionization energy of potassium as 'significantly higher than the second ionization energy?

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Module 12 Worksheet
Name:
Peer Leader:
Date:
1) List the following elements in increasing (smallest to largest) atomic radius: Na, Be, Si,
F. N.
2) List the following elements in decreasing (largest to smallest) electron affinity: Cl, Li,
Mg, I, Ca.
3) Explain why ground state oxygen would only have eight ionization energies.
4) Answer the following in our own words to the best of your knowledge:
a. Why is the second ionization energy of potassium 'significant higher' than the first
ionization energy?
b. Why isn't the third ionization energy of potassium as 'significantly higher than the
second ionization energy?

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