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Use the data from the table above to provide estimates for the first ionization energy of an astatine atom?
300 kJ/mol
O -1700 kJ/mol
900 kJ/mol
O 200 kJ/mol
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Melting
Point (°C)
Electron
Element
Density
Radius (A)
h (kJ/mol)
Configuration
Fluorine [He]2s22p³
Chlorine [Ne]3s²3p
-220
1.69 g/L
0.57
1681
-102
3.12 g/L
1251
1.02
Bromine [Ar]4s²3d®4p³
3.12 g/cm3
1140
-7.3
1.20
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