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Boron does not from $B^{3 +}$ ions whereas $A l$ forms $A l^{3 +} i o n s$ . This because :

A

The size of

B

atom is smaller than that of

A l

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B

The sun of

I E_{1} + I E_{2} + I E_{3}

of

B

is equal to that of

A l

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C

The sum of

I E_{1} + I E_{2} + I E_{3}

of Al is much higher than that of

B

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D

Both A and B

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Solution

The correct option is A The size of $B$ atom is smaller than that of $A l$
B has eletronic configuration ${1 s}^{2} 2 s^{2} 2 p^{1}$
After removal of one electron electronic configuration becomes stable i.e full filled s - orbital.

So second IE becomes very high so, total $I E_{1} + I E_{2} + I E_{3}$ is very high and hence formation of $B^{3 +}$ is impossible

And due to small size of B, it becomes very difficult to withdraw electrons

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