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Rank the following elements according to their ionization energy. element ionization energy francium (Choose one) cesium (Cho

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Answer o- Tonisation energy Rank. Francium Cesium Sodium beryllium > > -> -> 393.0 KIlmol 3 375-7 Kolmol 4 495.8 kJ/mol 899.5

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