Periodic, exo endothermic

[tawdry gulch]

Answer given is b... but like (s-) + e- giving neutral s????

[scarlet coyote]

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[tawdry gulch]

Don't ask why I chose o I got confused with sm else

Imo the answer should be c? Cuz its already stable, it'll ask for more energy along with the electron

[sweet drum]

What I think they meant is S2-

Or wait

I don't see why c shouldn't be the answer

In all possible ways it consumes energy

Though relative I'm not sure

If it was S2- then definitely comparatively it would require more energy

But to say c won't is wrong

[tawdry gulch]

;-;

[tawdry gulch]

Why tho

p5 to p6

Oh right anion ko electron dena is

Always endo

But why would it be more endo than c

[sweet drum]

Because yaha electronic repulsion hoga

Aur vaha hum next orbital fill up kar rhe hai

And mg ka cation hai which will want to be neutral right

Isiliye

[tawdry gulch]

Ohhh makes sense

[sweet drum]

Ho gya to close kardo : )

[tawdry gulch]

Oh right sory

+solved @sweet drum