11ab please answer them all Reset HelpgreaterWhen comparing the first ionization energies of elements within the same period, it is noted that boronshieldinghas afirst ionization energy than beryllium. This is due to theof theelectrons from thesubshell to an area closer to the nucleus, which is not possible forborontheelectron present in theatom. As a result, this electron ispenetrationshielded, making itto remove.2pharderberylliumsmallerineffectivelyeasiereffectively2s Answer the following questions regarding ionization energy.Part APredict where the "jump" occurs for successive ionization energies for OO between the sixth and seventh ionization energies.O between the fifth and sixth ionization energiesO between the seventh and eighth ionization energies.O between the fourth and fifth ionization energies.SubmitRequest AnswerPart BPredict which period 3 element would have the following successive ionization energies:IE, = 578 kJ/molIE, = 1817 kJ/molIE, = 2745 kJ/molIE = 11578 kJ/molIES = 14842 kJ/molIE = 18379 kJ/molO MgO BO BeOPO AlONSubmitRequest Answer

When comparing the first ionization energies of elements within the same period, it is noted that boron first ionization energy than berylium. This is due to the| greater shielding has a of the electrons from the subshell to an area closer to the nucleus, which is not possible for boron electron present in the shielded. making it the atom. As a result, this electron is penetration to remove. 2p harder beryllium smaller ineffectively easier effectively 2s

When comparing the first ionization energies of elements within the same period, it is noted that boron first ionization energy than berylium. This is due to the| greater shielding has a of the electrons from the subshell to an area closer to the nucleus, which is not possible for boron electron present in the shielded. making it the atom. As a result, this electron is penetration to remove. 2p harder beryllium smaller ineffectively easier effectively 2s

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