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Ionisation enthalpy `(Delta_(t)H_(l) "in" kJ mol^(-1))` for the elements of group-13 follows the order

A

`BgtAlgtGagtIngtTI`

B

`BltAlltGaltInltTI`

C

`BltAlgtGaltIngtTI`

D

`BgtAlltGagtInltTI`

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(d) Ionisation ethalpy (`Delta_(t)H_(i)` in kJ `mol^(-1)`) for the elements of group-13 follows the order
`BgtAlgtGagtIngtTi`
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