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here weamp;#39;ve shown a graph of successive ionization energies for an element and weamp;#39;re asked to identify it from the pattern that we see as we move along the ionization energies they get larger which is what weamp;#39;d expect because electrons are more difficult to remove from a positively charged ion but the first three electrons are kind of similarly difficult to remove and then the fourth is much harder to remove and what that means is that the first three electrons are in the same energy level but the fourth is from an inner energy level and so therefore weamp;#39;ve got three electrons in our outer energy level and so this element has to be in group three so we can rule out a and b because nitrogen and phosphorus are in group five so weamp;#39;re choosing between C and D we can rule out D because boron has actually only got five electrons so it canamp;#39;t have an eighth ionization energy so aluminum must be the correct answer
