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Read more about the article The element with the highest ionization potential from the elements of period 1, 2 and 3.

The element with the highest ionization potential from the elements of period 1, 2 and 3.

Helium Reason As ionization potential increases across a period (from left to right) and decreases down a group hence helium will have the highest ionization potential among the elements of…

Read more about the article The element with the largest atomic size from the elements of period-1, 2 and 3.

The element with the largest atomic size from the elements of period-1, 2 and 3.

Sodium Reason As atomic size decreases across a period (from left to right) and increases down a group hence sodium will have the largest atomic size from the elements of…

Read more about the article The more electronegative element from the elements Ar, S, Cl of period-3.

The more electronegative element from the elements Ar, S, Cl of period-3.

Cl (Chlorine) Reason As electronegativity increases across a period (from left to right) and Ar is an inert element hence, Cl will have the highest value of electronegativity among the…

Read more about the article The period and group to which the element ‘X’ with electronic configuration 2, 8, 8, 2 belongs.

The period and group to which the element ‘X’ with electronic configuration 2, 8, 8, 2 belongs.

Group 2, Period 4 Reason — Period is determined by the number of shells of the element and group is determined by the number of valence electrons hence, element X…

Read more about the article The element from the elements fluorine and neon having a higher electron affinity.

The element from the elements fluorine and neon having a higher electron affinity.

Fluorine Reason Electron affinity of neon is zero because it is an inert element hence fluorine has higher electron affinity amongst the two.

Read more about the article The element from the elements Be and Mg having a lower nuclear charge.

The element from the elements Be and Mg having a lower nuclear charge.

Be (Beryllium) Reason Nuclear charge increases down a group and among Be and Mg, Be is on top of Mg hence Be will have lower nuclear charge.

Read more about the article The element from the elements C, O, N, F, having the maximum nuclear charge.

The element from the elements C, O, N, F, having the maximum nuclear charge.

F (Fluorine) Reason Nuclear charge increases across a period (from left to right) and fluorine lies at the right side of the periodic table hence it has maximum nuclear charge.

Read more about the article The element, from the elements Li, Na, K, having the least number of electron shells.

The element, from the elements Li, Na, K, having the least number of electron shells.

Li (Lithium) Reason As the number of shells increases as we move down a group and Li lies in period 2 and is at top among the given elements hence…

Read more about the article The element with the least atomic size from carbon, nitrogen, boron and beryllium.

The element with the least atomic size from carbon, nitrogen, boron and beryllium.

Nitrogen Reason As atomic size decreases across a period (from left to right) and nitrogen lies at the right side of the periodic table, hence it has least size.

Read more about the article A light element in period-3 with a neutron/proton ratio around 1.

A light element in period-3 with a neutron/proton ratio around 1.

Sodium is a stable element having neutron/proton ratio around 1 (approximately). Reason (a) No. of protons (p) = 11 (b) No. of neutrons (n) = 23 - 11 = 12…

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