PROCEDURE:

1. In a graphing paper, label the horizontal divisions 1 to 52. These numbers correspond

to the atomic numbers of the elements i.e, 1 represents hydrogen, H: 11 represents

sodium, Na, etc.

2. Design the scale for the electronegativity values that fits the vertical divisions on the

graphing paper.

3. Plot the points for the atomic number vs electronegativity value of every element.

4. Make the slopes by connecting the points based on the arrangement of the elements

in the Periodic Table from left to right, then from top to bottom.

5. Be able to interpret the slopes.

6. Then, prepare a graph for ionization potentials vs atomic numbers.

NOTE:

ELECTRONEGATIVITY at vertical position

ATOMIC NUMBER at horizontal position

LEGEND:

BLUE PENCIL COLOR = ELECTRONEGATIVITY VALUES

RED PENCIL COLOR = IONIZATION ENERGY

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on Sep 26, 2024 at 4:11 pm



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