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When comparing the first ionization energies of elements within the same period, it is noted that boron has a electrons from the shielding effectively first ionization energy than beryllium. This is due to the of the subshell to an area closer to the nucleus, which is not possible for 25 the electron present in the atom. As a result, this electron is greater shielded, making it to remove. penetration

When comparing the first ionization energies of elements within the same period, it is noted that boron has a electrons from the shielding effectively first ionization energy than beryllium. This is due to the of the subshell to an area closer to the nucleus, which is not possible for 25 the electron present in the atom. As a result, this electron is greater shielded, making it to remove. penetration

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