Imagine your homework assignment involves identifying an unknown pure substance. The valence electrons of the substance's atoms feel an effective nuclear charge of + 1. If this substance's atoms have larger radii than potassium (K) atoms, what other characteristics would you expect the substance to exhibit?

It would have higher ionization energies than K and a higher electronegativity value than K.

a.) It would have higher ionization energies than K and a lower electronegativity value than K.

b.) It would have lower ionization energies than K and a higher electronegativity value than K.

c.) It would have lower ionization energies than K and a lower electronegativity value than K.

d.) It would have higher ionization energies than K and a higher electronegativity value than K

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Catalina Yoder

Chemistry

20 December, 06:01

Imagine your homework assignment involves identifying an unknown pure substance. The valence electrons of the substance's atoms feel an effective nuclear charge of + 1. If this substance's atoms have larger radii than potassium (K) atoms, what other characteristics would you expect the substance to exhibit?

It would have higher ionization energies than K and a higher electronegativity value than K.

a.) It would have higher ionization energies than K and a lower electronegativity value than K.

b.) It would have lower ionization energies than K and a higher electronegativity value than K.

c.) It would have lower ionization energies than K and a lower electronegativity value than K.

d.) It would have higher ionization energies than K and a higher electronegativity value than K

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Mckinley Wagner · Answer 1

I f the unknown has a larger radius the valence electron is further away from the nucleus than in the K atom so it is more easily lost so ionisation energy must be lower and have a lower electronegativity.

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