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5. Use Periodic table to answer the following: (a) Which has higher ionization potential Cs or Li? Why? (b) Arrange the following elements in increasing order of valence electrons, Ca, Rb, Br and Xe.

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5. Use Periodic table to answer the following:
(a) Which has higher ionization potential Cs or Li? Why?
(b) Arrange the following elements in increasing order of valence electrons, Ca, Rb, Br and Xe.

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