The photoelectron spectra of the 2p electrons of Ne and Ar are shownbelow.IntensityChoose 1 answer:AB100Peak X101Which of the following correctly identifies the element associated withPeak X and provides the best justification?Binding energy (MJ/mol)0Ne, because the 2p electrons in Ne are less shielded than the 2pelectrons in Ar areNe, because the 2p electrons in Ne experience fewer electron-electron repulsions than the 2p electrons in Ar doAr, because the 2p electrons in Ar experience a greater nuclearcharge than the 2p electrons in Ne doAr, because the 2p electrons in Ar are, on average, farther fromthe nucleus than the 2p electrons in Ne are

Given is a photon electron spectra of 2p electrons of Ar and Ne.To find the statement that best…

The photoelectron spectra of the 2p electrons of Ne and Ar are shown below. Intensity 100 Choose 1 answer: Peak X 10 1 Binding energy (MJ/mol) 0 Which of the following correctly identifies the element associated wit Peak X and provides the best justification? Ne, because the 2p electrons in Ne are less shielded than the 2 electrons in Ar are Ne, because the 2p electrons in Ne experience fewer electron- electron repulsions than the 2p electrons in Ar do Ar, because the 2p electrons in Ar experience a greater nuclea charge than the 2p electrons in Ne do Ar, because the 2p electrons in Ar are, on average, farther from the nucleus than the 2p electrons in Ne are

The photoelectron spectra of the 2p electrons of Ne and Ar are shown below. Intensity 100 Choose 1 answer: Peak X 10 1 Binding energy (MJ/mol) 0 Which of the following correctly identifies the element associated wit Peak X and provides the best justification? Ne, because the 2p electrons in Ne are less shielded than the 2 electrons in Ar are Ne, because the 2p electrons in Ne experience fewer electron- electron repulsions than the 2p electrons in Ar do Ar, because the 2p electrons in Ar experience a greater nuclea charge than the 2p electrons in Ne do Ar, because the 2p electrons in Ar are, on average, farther from the nucleus than the 2p electrons in Ne are

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