Which reaction requires the least energy?O F(g) → F*(g) + e¯O Be(g)O O(g) →O Lit (g) →Be*(g) + e-02+(g) + e¯Li2(g) + e¯ Which would experience a lower effective nuclear charge and why?1. A valence electron in a boron (B) atom2. A valence electron in a carbon (C) atom3. They experience the same effective nuclear chargebecause4. the number of protons in the nucleus not shielded by core electrons is the same.5. both have the same number of core electrons, but carbon has fewer protons.6. both have the same number of core electrons, but boron has fewer protons.O 3 and 6O 1 and 52 and 5O 2 and 6O 3 and 41 and 6

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Which reaction requires the least energy? O F(g) → F*(g) + e¯ O Be(g) Be*(g) + e- O O(g) → 02+(g) + e- O Lit (g)Li2(g) + e¯

Which reaction requires the least energy? O F(g) → F(g) + e¯ O Be(g) Be(g) + e- O O(g) → 02+(g) + e- O Lit (g)Li2(g) + e¯

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Which reaction requires the least energy?
O F(g) → F*(g) + e¯
O Be(g)
O O(g) →
O Lit (g) →
Be*(g) + e-
02+(g) + e¯
Li2(g) + e¯

Which would experience a lower effective nuclear charge and why?
1. A valence electron in a boron (B) atom
2. A valence electron in a carbon (C) atom
3. They experience the same effective nuclear charge
because
4. the number of protons in the nucleus not shielded by core electrons is the same.
5. both have the same number of core electrons, but carbon has fewer protons.
6. both have the same number of core electrons, but boron has fewer protons.
O 3 and 6
O 1 and 5
2 and 5
O 2 and 6
O 3 and 4
1 and 6

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