Use the table below to answer question 6. The first ionization energies displayed are for elements within the same period. First Ionization Energies of Different Elements (kJ/mol) Element Element W 520 Element X 800 Element Y 1681 Element Z 2080 6. Which of the following statements must be true based on the information in the table? A. ElementY has a greater effective nuclear charge than element W. B. Element Z has a larger atomic radius than element Y. C. Element W has more energy levels than element X. D. Element X has more electron shielding than element Z.

Use the table below to answer question 6. The first ionization energies displayed are for elements within the same period. First Ionization Energies of Different Elements (kJ/mol) Element Element W 520 Element X 800 Element Y 1681 Element Z 2080 6. Which of the following statements must be true based on the information in the table? A. ElementY has a greater effective nuclear charge than element W. B. Element Z has a larger atomic radius than element Y. C. Element W has more energy levels than element X. D. Element X has more electron shielding than element Z.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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