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22.44 kJ energy is required to convert 8 gm of gaseous atom of metal M to `M_((g))^+` if `I.E._1` of metal M = 374 kJ/mole. Select correct for above metal M

A

0.6 mole gaseous ion (`M^+`) are formed

B

Same energy can convert all `M_((g))^+` to `M_((g))^(2+)`

C

Atomic mass of metal = 133.33

D

`3.613xx10^22` atoms of M are converted to `M_((g))^(+)`

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