compare the two element boron and copper its group for instance = first ionisation energy (FIE)the...

compare the two element boron and copper its group for instance = first ionisation energy (FIE)the trends decrease down the group

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exception along the period is alkaline earth metal having more ionization energy compared to boron. Nitrogen showing more ionization energy then oxygen due to half filled stable configuration then oxygen.it is all about ionization concept

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