$(b)\,\mathop C\limits_{2{p^2}} \to \mathop {{C^ + }}\limits_{2{p^1}} \to C_{2{s^2}}^{2 + }$ $\mathop N\limits_{2{p^3}} \to \mathop {{N^ + }}\limits_{2{p^2}} \to \mathop {{N^{2 + }}}\limits_{2{p^1}} $ $\mathop O\limits_{2{p^4}} \to \mathop {{O^ + }}\limits_{2{p^3}} \to \mathop {{O^{2 + }}}\limits_{2{p^2}} $
$(c)\,\mathop F\limits_{2{p^5}} \xrightarrow{{I.E{._1}}}\mathop {{F^ + }}\limits_{2{p^4}} \xrightarrow{{I.E{._2}}}\mathop {{F^{2 + }}}\limits_{2{p^3}} \xrightarrow{{I.E{._3}}}{F^{3 + }}$ $\mathop O\limits_{2{p^4}} \xrightarrow{{I.E{._1}}}\mathop {{O^ + }}\limits_{2{p^3}} \xrightarrow{{I.E{._2}}}\mathop {{O^{2 + }}}\limits_{2{p^2}} \xrightarrow{{I.E{._3}}}{O^{3 + }}$
$(d)$ In respective period, noble gases have highest $I.E.$
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$NH_4NO_{3(s)} \to N_2O_{(g)} + 2H_2O_{(l)}$ .....$kJ$

