Describe the periodic trends in ionization energies.Typically, the ionization energy increases from left to right on the periodic table.However, there are minor irregularities. For example, the ionization of oxygen(Group 6A) is lower than nitrogen (Group 5A).Considering the electron configuration of these two atoms, choose the bestexplanation for this observation.A) After the loss of an electron, oxygenwould have a stable noble gasconfiguration.lonization Energy (kJ/Mol)3000B) Oxygen has a smaller core charge, so theatom is more likely to give up an electron.250020001500C) The valence electron is in a 2p orbital1000500rather than a 2s orbital. This is further from thenucleus and so it is not held as tightly.H He Li Be BCNO F Ne Na Mg Al Si P Si CI Ar Klonization Energy (kJ/Mol)D) There is more pairing energy in oxygen'selectron configuration than in nitrogen'selectron configuration.

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Descri the perlodic trends in lonization energies. Typically, the ionization energy increases from left to right on the periodic table. However, there are minor irregularities. For example, the ionization of oxygen (Group 6A) is lower than nitrogen (Group 5A). Considering the electron configuration of these two atoms, choose the best explanation for this observation. A) After the loss of an electron, oxygen would have a stable noble gas configuration. mization Energy (kJ/Mol) B) Oxygen has a smaller core charge, so the atom is more likely to give up an electron. C) The valence electron is in a 2p orbital rather than a 2s orbital This is further from the

Descri the perlodic trends in lonization energies. Typically, the ionization energy increases from left to right on the periodic table. However, there are minor irregularities. For example, the ionization of oxygen (Group 6A) is lower than nitrogen (Group 5A). Considering the electron configuration of these two atoms, choose the best explanation for this observation. A) After the loss of an electron, oxygen would have a stable noble gas configuration. mization Energy (kJ/Mol) B) Oxygen has a smaller core charge, so the atom is more likely to give up an electron. C) The valence electron is in a 2p orbital rather than a 2s orbital This is further from the

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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