Which elements on the periodic table have the highest ionization energies? A) Nonmetals in the upper right B) Metals in the lower left C) Metalloids, in the center D) Synthetic elements at the bottom

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Which elements on the periodic table have the highest ionization energies?

A) Nonmetals in the upper right
B) Metals in the lower left
C) Metalloids, in the center
D) Synthetic elements at the bottom

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A) Nonmetals in the upper right

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Norio Akagi answered Aug 7, 2019

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I think its A) Nonmetals in the upper right

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