MCQ
Ionization energy increases in the order
- A$Be,\,B,\,C,\,N$
- ✓$B,\,Be,\,C,\,N$
- C$C,\,N,\,Be,\,B$
- D$N,\,C,\,Be,\,B$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$B,\,Be,\,C,\,N$
b
(b) $B, Be, C, N$ as $I.E.$ increases across the period.
(b) $B, Be, C, N$ as $I.E.$ increases across the period.
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