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Lonization energy is the measurement of the energy needed to take away an electron from an atom. Explain how you think ionization energy would change in the periodic table and draw an arrow on the table
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Lonization energy is the

measurement of the energy needed
to take away an electron from an
atom. Explain how you think
ionization energy would change in
the periodic table and draw an
arrow on the table below.

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arrow on the table below draw an
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