ii) How would you expect the second ionization energies for Na and Mg to compare? Explain using both a qualitative and quantitative (Slater’s rules) argument. (iii) Does your answer for (ii) correspond to what you know about the common ions formed by Na and Mg? Explain.

ii) How would you expect the second ionization energies for Na and Mg to compare? Explain using both a qualitative and quantitative (Slater’s rules) argument. (iii) Does your answer for (ii) correspond to what you know about the common ions formed by Na and Mg? Explain.

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(iii) Does your answer for (ii) correspond to what you know about the common ions formed by Na and Mg? Explain.

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