Which one of the following processes requires the most energy?O Be2*(g)→ Be3+(g) + e-O C(g) → C*(g) +e-O B2*(g)B3+(g) + e-Oc2+(g)C3+(g) + e-O Be*(g)Be2*(g) + e-->

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Which one of the following processes requires the most energy? O Be2*(g) → Be3+(g) + e- C(g) C*(g) + e- -> O B2 (e) B3+(g) + e- O C2 C2*(g) C3+(g) + e- O Be*(g) Be2*(g) + e- ->

Which one of the following processes requires the most energy? O Be2(g) → Be3+(g) + e- C(g) C(g) + e- -> O B2 (e) B3+(g) + e- O C2 C2(g) C3+(g) + e- O Be(g) Be2*(g) + e- ->

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Which one of the following processes requires the most energy?
O Be2*(g)
→ Be3+(g) + e-
O C(g) → C*(g) +e-
O B2*(g)
B3+(g) + e-
Oc2+(g)
C3+(g) + e-
O Be*(g)
Be2*(g) + e-
->

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