Which of the following properties of elements increases from top tobottom? *ionization energyelectronegativityelectron affinityatomic radiusThe noble gases possess very high ionization energies because of their fullvalence shell, thus"O it is easy to remove the valence electron.it requires more energy to attract electron from other atoms.It is difficult to remove the valence electron.O it requires less energy to remove the valence electron.The large number of organic compounds results from the exceptionalability of carbon atoms tobe dissolved in both organic and inorganic compounds.bond to itself, forming molecules in chains or rings.attain stability at high temperature.bond with all other elements.O O OO O O OO O O

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Which of the following properties of elements increases from top to bottom?* ionization energy electronegativity electron affinity atomic radius The noble gases possess very high ionization energies because of their full valence shell, thus it is easy to remove the valence electron. it requires more energy to attract electron from other atoms. It is difficuit to remove the valence electron. O it requires less energy to remove the valence electron. The large number of organic compounds results from the exceptional ability of carbon atoms to be dissolved in both organic and inorganic compounds. bond to itself, forming molecules in chains or rings. attain stability at high temperature. bond with all other elements.

Which of the following properties of elements increases from top to bottom?* ionization energy electronegativity electron affinity atomic radius The noble gases possess very high ionization energies because of their full valence shell, thus it is easy to remove the valence electron. it requires more energy to attract electron from other atoms. It is difficuit to remove the valence electron. O it requires less energy to remove the valence electron. The large number of organic compounds results from the exceptional ability of carbon atoms to be dissolved in both organic and inorganic compounds. bond to itself, forming molecules in chains or rings. attain stability at high temperature. bond with all other elements.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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