Part BThe electron affinity of an element is negative if energy is absorbed during the process of accepting an electron and positive if energy is released during the process. Using the electron configuration of the atom or ion undergoing the addition of an electron, predict whether the electron affinity will be positive ornegative for the following reactions, and classify them accordingly.Atom or ionElectron configurationAr1s²25²2p®3s³3p°1s 25²2p°3s²3p³ClNaMg15252p®35?Br1s*25²2p®3s*3p®4s²3d04p®Drag the appropriate items to their respective bins.• View Available Hint(s)Reset HelpCl(9) + leCi-(9)Na(g) + le--Na (9)Ar(9) + leAr (9)Br (9) + le-+Br (9)Mg(g) + leMg (9)Positive electron affinityNegative electron affinity

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The electron affinity of an element is negative if energy is absorbed during the process of accepting an electron positive if energy is released duning the process. Using the electron configuration of the atom rion undergoing addition of an electron. predict whether the electron affinity will be negative for the following reactions, and elassify them accordingly. Atom or ion Electron configuration Ar 15*25 2p*3s²3p³ CI Na Mg Br 15*25²2p®3s*3p®4s*3d!®4p° Drag the appropriate items their respective bins. > View Available Hint(s) Reset Help CI(9) + le-CI-(9) Na(9) + le-Na (9) Ar(9) + le-Ar (9) Br (9) + le-B (9) Mg(9) + le-Mg (9) Positive electron affinity Negative electron affinity

The electron affinity of an element is negative if energy is absorbed during the process of accepting an electron positive if energy is released duning the process. Using the electron configuration of the atom rion undergoing addition of an electron. predict whether the electron affinity will be negative for the following reactions, and elassify them accordingly. Atom or ion Electron configuration Ar 1525 2p3s²3p³ CI Na Mg Br 1525²2p®3s3p®4s*3d!®4p° Drag the appropriate items their respective bins. > View Available Hint(s) Reset Help CI(9) + le-CI-(9) Na(9) + le-Na (9) Ar(9) + le-Ar (9) Br (9) + le-B (9) Mg(9) + le-Mg (9) Positive electron affinity Negative electron affinity

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