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Fig. 1.17. Graph for problem 1.35.
First ionization energy/kJmoF

1.35 Figure 1.17 shows the values of IE1 for the first 10
elements. (a) Label each point with the symbol of
the appropriate element. (b) Give detailed reasons
for the observed trend in values.

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