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IE₁ 999 Consider the following set of successive ionization energies (in kJ/ IE3 IE4 IES 3361 4564 7013 IE₂ 2251 IE6 8495 IE7 27,106 a. Suggest a possible identity for the element. (HINT: Look for large jumps in IE.) IES 31,669

IE₁ 999 Consider the following set of successive ionization energies (in kJ/ IE3 IE4 IES 3361 4564 7013 IE₂ 2251 IE6 8495 IE7 27,106 a. Suggest a possible identity for the element. (HINT: Look for large jumps in IE.) IES 31,669

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Suggest a possible identity for the element(question in picture) How do I work this out?

5. Consider the following set of successive ionization energies (in kJ/mol) for an
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999
8495
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2251
IE3
3361
IE4
4564
IES
7013
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27,106
a. Suggest a possible identity for the element. (HINT: Look for large jumps in IE.)
IES
31,669

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