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Successive ionisation potentials of an element M are `8.3,25.1,37.9,259.3` and 340.1 ev. The formula of its bromide is

A

`MBr_(5)`

B

`MBr_(4)`

C

`MBr_(3)`

D

`MBr_(2)`

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The correct Answer is:
C
`IP_(4)` has sudden jump. So valency of M is 3
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