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The first ionisation potential of aluminium is smaller than that of magnesium because

A

Atomic size of `Al gt` Atomic size of Mg

B

Atomic size of `Al lt ` Atomic size of Mg

C

Al has one electron in p- orbital

D

None of these

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C

`Al (3s^(2)p^(1)) and Mg(3s^(2))`. Lower energy is required to remove `3p^(1)` electron than `3s^(1)` electron (penctrating effect is `s gt p gt d gt f`). Secondly Mg has stable electronic configuration than AI
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