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Unit 1 – Atomic Structure and Properties
Topic 1.6
Which of the following explains why the 1s peak for silicon is further to the left than the 1s peak for carbon?
Silicon's valence electrons occupy a larger energy level.
Carbon has a greater electronegativity than silicon.
Silicon has a greater nuclear charge compared to carbon.
Carbon has a smaller atomic radius.
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