Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 9:33pm.
Generally, high IPs are from the non-metals such s F and Cl, N, O, S, etc. That is Na, K, Ca, Ba, have relatively low first IPs.
You can find all of that information at www.webelements.com.
Use the electronic configuration by looking at the periodic table. Why don't you ask the problem instead of trying to piece it out to us. That way we can give you some hints to try instead of writing a chapter of a book about the three questions you have asked.
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