Fluorine has a higher ionization energy than
oxygen because
1. the effective nuclear cha...
Fluorine has a higher ionization energy than
oxygen because
1. the effective nuclear charge of oxygen is
greater than that of fluorine.
2. the outer orbitals of fluorine are located
further from the nucleus than the outer or-
bitals of oxygen.
3. the outer orbitals of oxygen are located
closer to the nucleus than the outer orbitals
of fluorine.
4. the effective nuclear charge of fluorine is
greater than that of oxygen.
5. false; oxygen has a greater ionization
energy than fluorine,
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