Practice question
Question
Which element in group 13 has the highest ionization enthalpy after losing two electrons?
Explanation
Third ionization enthalpy is highest for B (removing an electron from B²⁺ with 1s²) due to its small size and stable configuration, compared to Al, Ga, or In.
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