The element with highest electronegativity in modern periodic table ‘X’. The element with highest electron gain enthalpy in modern periodic table ‘Y’. Difference in the atomic numbers of X and Y is equal to

The element with highest electronegativity in modern periodic table ‘X’. The element with highest electron gain enthalpy in modern periodic table ‘Y’. Difference in the atomic numbers of X and Y is equal to

  1. A

    valency of noble gases

  2. B

    atomic number of most abundant element in atmosphere

  3. C

    atomic number of most abundant element in earth's crust

  4. D

    valency of alkali metals

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    Solution:

    The element with highest electronegativity in modern periodic table ‘F’ (Z=9). The element with highest electron gain enthalpy in modern periodic table ‘Cl’ (Z=17). Difference in the atomic numbers of X and Y is equal to 8.

    Oxygen (Z=8) is the most abundant element in earth's crust.

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