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identify the s-block element with the highest first ionisation energy
answer says Be, but why is it not H?
answer says Be, but why is it not H?
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(Original post by golgiapparatus31)
Agree with helium...
Agree with helium...
(Original post by pipthesqueak)
shouldnt the answer be He? helium??
shouldnt the answer be He? helium??
But the answer says berylliumm
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(Original post by vix.xvi)
Helium??? Why helium lol that didn't even cross my mind 😬😬😬
But the answer says berylliumm
Helium??? Why helium lol that didn't even cross my mind 😬😬😬
But the answer says berylliumm
Not sure why they put beryllium. Can you post whole question?
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(Original post by golgiapparatus31)
Helium has 1s2 electronic configuration. It has higher IE than hydrogen
Not sure why they put beryllium. Can you post whole question?
Helium has 1s2 electronic configuration. It has higher IE than hydrogen
Not sure why they put beryllium. Can you post whole question?
the exact question asks for the s blobk METAL with the highest first ionisation energy
so it makes sense now why they put Be, thanks tho!!
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