5. The former president of Mount Mercy thought he discovered a new element andhoped to make a new career from his discovery. Successive ionization energies, inattojoules per atom, for the new element are given in the table below.IE1IE2IE4IE32.354IE6IETIE57.8320.4321.9425.7349.12810.230Which of the following elements would likely have these ionization energies?A) LiB) ВеC) ВD) CE) None of the above energies will either be absorbed or released.he6. You learned in class that different orbitals are represented by different shapes,which was mathematically determined. Below is a picture of one of the f orbitals.Which of the following statements are true about the f orbital?A) There are 3 planar nodes that show where the probabilityof finding the electron is zero.B) The probability of finding the electron in this f orbital ishighest at the nucleus.C) The shape of the f orbital shows that it can hold at least 6electrons.f orbitalD) None of the above statements are true. 5. The former president of Mount Mercy thought he discovered a new element andhoped to make a new career from his discovery. Successive ionization energies, inattojoules per atom, for the new element are given in the table below.IE1IE2IE4IE32.354IE6IETIE57.8320.4321.9425.7349.12810.230Which of the following elements would likely have these ionization energies?A) LiB) ВеC) ВD) CE) None of the above energies will either be absorbed or released.he6. You learned in class that different orbitals are represented by different shapes,which was mathematically determined. Below is a picture of one of the f orbitals.Which of the following statements are true about the f orbital?A) There are 3 planar nodes that show where the probabilityof finding the electron is zero.B) The probability of finding the electron in this f orbital ishighest at the nucleus.C) The shape of the f orbital shows that it can hold at least 6electrons.f orbitalD) None of the above statements are true.

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5. The former president of Mount Mercy thought he discovered a new element and hoped to make a new career from his discovery. Successive ionization energies, in attojoules per atom, for the new element are given in the table below. IE 0.432 IE2 1.942 IE3 2.354 IE4 IE5 7.832 IE6 9.128 IET 5.734 10.230 Which of the following elements would likely have these ionization energies? A) Li B) Ве C) в D) C E) None of the above energies will either be absorbed or released.

5. The former president of Mount Mercy thought he discovered a new element and hoped to make a new career from his discovery. Successive ionization energies, in attojoules per atom, for the new element are given in the table below. IE 0.432 IE2 1.942 IE3 2.354 IE4 IE5 7.832 IE6 9.128 IET 5.734 10.230 Which of the following elements would likely have these ionization energies? A) Li B) Ве C) в D) C E) None of the above energies will either be absorbed or released.

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