Asked by Mohanad
List the following in order of increasing force of attraction
1. an electron in the outer shell of carbon atom (in the ground state level) 1.1*10^(-10)m a part from nucleus.
2.an electron in the outer shell of oxegen atom (in the ground state level) 9.0*10^(-11)m a part from nucleus.
3.an electron in the outer shell of sulfur atom (in the ground state level) 1.5*10^(-10)m a part from nucleus
1. an electron in the outer shell of carbon atom (in the ground state level) 1.1*10^(-10)m a part from nucleus.
2.an electron in the outer shell of oxegen atom (in the ground state level) 9.0*10^(-11)m a part from nucleus.
3.an electron in the outer shell of sulfur atom (in the ground state level) 1.5*10^(-10)m a part from nucleus
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Answered by
DrBob222
I would look at the ionization potential for each of the elements. The largest ionization potential is the one with the greatest attraction.
Answered by
Mohanad
no thing given rather then this information and this is exam question how i can look for ionization energy?
Answered by
DrBob222
You can google "table ionization potentials".
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