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The element with positive electron gain enthalpy is

A

Argon

B

Fluorine

C

Hydrogen

D

Sodium

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  • The element with positive electron gain enthalphy is

    A
    Hydrogen
    B
    Sodium
    C
    Argon
    D
    Fluorine

  • Which set of elements shows positive electron gain enthapy?

    A
    He ,Ne O
    B
    Ne, N,Cl
    C
    O,Cl,F
    D
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    A
    F
    B
    `O^(-)`
    C
    `Na^(+)`
    D
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