The trend in second ionization energy for the elements fromlithium to fluorine is not a regular one. Predict which of theseelements has the highest second ionization energy and whichhas the lowest and explain. Of the elements N, O, and F, O hasthe highest and N the lowest second ionization energy.Explain.

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