can someone explain why the answer is B but not A?
anonymoushehe Active Member Joined Apr 15, 2022 Messages 138 Location Newcastle, NSW Gender Male HSC 2025 Mar 23, 2024 #1 can someone explain why the answer is B but not A? Attachments IMG_6904.jpeg 93 KB Views: 22
WeiWeiMan Well-Known Member Joined Aug 7, 2023 Messages 1,020 Location behind you Gender Male HSC 2026 Mar 23, 2024 #2 anonymoushehe said: can someone explain why the answer is B but not A? Click to expand... neutral oxygen atoms only have 8 electrons and the question gives the first 10 ionisation energies so not A note: might not be proper reasoning
anonymoushehe said: can someone explain why the answer is B but not A? Click to expand... neutral oxygen atoms only have 8 electrons and the question gives the first 10 ionisation energies so not A note: might not be proper reasoning
anonymoushehe Active Member Joined Apr 15, 2022 Messages 138 Location Newcastle, NSW Gender Male HSC 2025 Mar 23, 2024 #3 WeiWeiMan said: neutral oxygen atoms only have 8 electrons and the question gives the first 10 ionisation energies so not A note: might not be proper reasoning Click to expand... WeiWeiMan said: neutral oxygen atoms only have 8 electrons and the question gives the first 10 ionisation energies so not A note: might not be proper reasoning Click to expand... OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH THAT MAKES SENSEEEE TY
WeiWeiMan said: neutral oxygen atoms only have 8 electrons and the question gives the first 10 ionisation energies so not A note: might not be proper reasoning Click to expand... WeiWeiMan said: neutral oxygen atoms only have 8 electrons and the question gives the first 10 ionisation energies so not A note: might not be proper reasoning Click to expand... OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH THAT MAKES SENSEEEE TY