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Three elements A,C and C have successitive atomic number in incresing order .A attains stability when an electorn is added to thee third shell which is the valecne shell .Identify A,B and c and predict the respective elements possessing the maximum ionisation energy oxidizing power reducing power electrons affinity and atomic size

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To solve the question step by step, we will identify the elements A, B, and C based on the information provided and then predict their respective properties. ### Step 1: Identify the Elements A, B, and C - **Element A**: The question states that A attains stability when an electron is added to the third shell (valence shell). This indicates that A has 7 valence electrons, placing it in Group 17 (the halogens). The first element in the third period of Group 17 is Chlorine (Cl), which has an atomic number of 17. - **Element B**: Since A is Chlorine (Cl), the next element in the periodic table (successive atomic number) is Argon (Ar), which is in Group 18 and has an atomic number of 18. - **Element C**: The element that comes after Argon is Potassium (K), which is in Group 1 and has an atomic number of 19. ...
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