MCQ
Which has maximum first ionization potential?
- A$C$
- ✓$N$
- C$B$
- D$O$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$N$
b
$\mathop B\limits_{2{p^1}} \,\mathop C\limits_{2{p^2}} \,\mathop N\limits_{2{p^3}} \,\mathop O\limits_{2{p^4}} \, \Rightarrow \,B\, < \,C\, < \,O\, < \,N$
$\mathop B\limits_{2{p^1}} \,\mathop C\limits_{2{p^2}} \,\mathop N\limits_{2{p^3}} \,\mathop O\limits_{2{p^4}} \, \Rightarrow \,B\, < \,C\, < \,O\, < \,N$
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