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Page 1: a.Define Ionization enthalpy. Explain the factors affecting it. How does it vary across the period and down the group? b. Account for the following (i) Be has slightly higher value

Page 2: a.Define Ionization enthalpy. Explain the factors affecting it. How does it vary across the period and down the group? b. Account for the following (i) Be has slightly higher value

Page 3: a.Define Ionization enthalpy. Explain the factors affecting it. How does it vary across the period and down the group? b. Account for the following (i) Be has slightly higher value

Page 4: a.Define Ionization enthalpy. Explain the factors affecting it. How does it vary across the period and down the group? b. Account for the following (i) Be has slightly higher value

Page 5: a.Define Ionization enthalpy. Explain the factors affecting it. How does it vary across the period and down the group? b. Account for the following (i) Be has slightly higher value

Page 6: a.Define Ionization enthalpy. Explain the factors affecting it. How does it vary across the period and down the group? b. Account for the following (i) Be has slightly higher value

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