Which of the following processes has the lowest ionization energy? S(g) S*(g) + e O st(g) → s2*(g) + e -> Cl(g) Ci*(g) + e" O a*(g) c2*(g) + e¯ ->

Which of the following processes has the lowest ionization energy? S(g) S(g) + e O st(g) → s2(g) + e -> Cl(g) Ci(g) + e" O a(g) c2*(g) + e¯ ->

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Which of the following processes has the lowest ionization energy?
S(g) S*(g) + e
O st(g)
→
s2*(g) + e
->
Cl(g) Ci*(g) + e"
O a*(g)
c2*(g) + e¯
->

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