- AIncreasing size : $Al^{3+} < Mg^{2+} < Na^+ < F^-$
- ✓Increasing $IE_1$ : $B < C < N < O$
- CIncreasing $EA_1$ : $I < Br < F < Cl$
- DIncreasing metallic radius : $Li < Na < K < Rb$
The correct order for increasing first ionisation energy is $B \,<\, C \,<\, O \,< \,N$.
The ionisation energy of $N$ is higher than the ionisation energy of $O$. This is because, in case of $N$, the removal of an electron will break stable half-filled electronic configuration of $2 p$ subshell.
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$[A]$ ( $M$ and $O)$ and ( $N$ and $P$ ) are two pairs of diastereomers
$[B]$ Bromination proceeds through trans-addition in both the reactions
$[C]$ $O$ and $P$ are identical molecules
$[D]$ (M and $O)$ and ( $N$ and $P)$ are two pairs of enantiomers
(Given: $\Delta H _{\text {vap }}$ for water at $373\, K =41\, kJ / mol$, $\left. R =8.314\, JK ^{-1} mol ^{-1}\right)$


