The elements which occupy the peaks of the ionisation energy curve are
- A$Na, K, Rb, Cs$
- B$Na, Mg, Cl, I$
- C$Cl, Br, I, F$
- D$He, Ne, Ar, Kr$
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Mercury is the only metal which is liquid at $0 \, ^oC$. This is due to its:
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View SolutionThe first ionization enthalpy values (in $kJ\,mol^{-1}$) of group $13$ elements are :
$B$ $801$ $Al$ $577$ $Ga$ $579$ $In$ $558$ $Tl$ $589$
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| $B$ | $801$ |
| $Al$ | $577$ |
| $Ga$ | $579$ |
| $In$ | $558$ |
| $Tl$ | $589$ |
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