Chapter 14: Q15P (page 620)
Rank the following elements in order of increasing
(a) Atomic size: Ba, Mg, Sr
(b) IE1: P, Na, Al
(c) EN: Br, Cl, Se
(d) No. of valence electrons: Bi, Ga, Sn
Short Answer
a. Mg<Sr<Ba
b. Na<Al<P
c. Se<Br<Cl.
d. Ga<Sn<Bi.
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Chapter 14: Q15P (page 620)
Rank the following elements in order of increasing
(a) Atomic size: Ba, Mg, Sr
(b) IE1: P, Na, Al
(c) EN: Br, Cl, Se
(d) No. of valence electrons: Bi, Ga, Sn
a. Mg<Sr<Ba
b. Na<Al<P
c. Se<Br<Cl.
d. Ga<Sn<Bi.
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