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In chemical compound ability of an atom to attract shared electron toward itself is called electronegativity. Various scales are given to measure electronegativity like Pauling scale, Mulliken scale, Allred-Rochow's scale. Electronegatigity of an element also depends on various parameters.
If electron of an element is `6eV` and ionisation energy is `16.4eV` then electronegativity element on Pauling scale is:

A

`2.5`

B

`3.5`

C

`4.0`

D

`3.0`

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