Which Set Is Expected To Show The Smallest Difference In First ionisationenergy?

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Question

Which set is expected to show the smallest difference in first ionisationenergy?

Solution

Correct option is

Fe, Co, Ni

Fe, Co, Ni are transition metal atoms and variation in properties of such elements (d-block elements) is quite less (as d electrons are effectively shielded by the inner electrons).

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