The correct order of increasing ionisation potentials of K + , Ar, Cl – is
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The correct order of increasing ionisation potentials of K+, Ar, Cl– is
- K+ < Ar < Cl–
- Cl– < K+ < Ar
- Cl– < Ar < K+
- Ar < Cl– < K+
Answer
(C) Cl – +
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