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When the first ionisation energy is plotted against the atomic number, the peaks in curve are occupied by:
When the first ionisation energy is plotted against the atomic number, the peaks in curve are occupied by:
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The correct option is B Noble gases
Generally, the first ionization energy increases as we go across a period. Hence, the maximum peaks in the curve are occupied by rare gases. This is because they require more energy to disturb the stable configuration that they have attained.
Generally, the first ionization energy increases as we go across a period. Hence, the maximum peaks in the curve are occupied by rare gases. This is because they require more energy to disturb the stable configuration that they have attained.
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