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Arrange `S, P` and `As` in order of increasing ionisation energy.

A

`S lt P lt As`

B

`P lt S lt As`

C

`As lt S lt P`

D

`As lt P lt S`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`IE_(1)` of `P gt S` due to half - filled stable configuration `(3s^(2) , 3p^(3))` of `P`. Moreover, `P` and `As` both belong to group `15`, but `P` is in the `3rd` period and `As` is in the `4th` period and `IE_(1)` decreases down the group `(darr )`. Hence, the answer is (c).
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