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8 months ago

The following are electronegativity. What value should be where the M is?0.981.57M2.553.043.443.98No data

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ipn [44]8 months ago

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Answer 2.04

Explanation

Electronegativity decreases down the group and increases across the period in the periodic table.

In the period two of the periodic table,we have the following values for electronegativities with respect to its elements.

Li...........0.98

Be.........1.57

B..........2.04

C.........2.55

N..........3.04

O...........3.44

F...........3.98

Ne........n.a

The value that should be where M is is 2.04

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