Interactive Periodic Table
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Multi-Property Comparison
Compare multiple properties of different elements side by side
Property Comparison: Period 2 Elements
Li
Lithium
Ionization Energy5.4 eV
Atomic Radius128 pm
Electronegativity0.98
Be
Beryllium
Ionization Energy9.3 eV
Atomic Radius96 pm
Electronegativity1.57
B
Boron
Ionization Energy8.3 eV
Atomic Radius84 pm
Electronegativity2.04
C
Carbon
Ionization Energy11.3 eV
Atomic Radius76 pm
Electronegativity2.55
N
Nitrogen
Ionization Energy14.5 eV
Atomic Radius71 pm
Electronegativity3.04
O
Oxygen
Ionization Energy13.6 eV
Atomic Radius66 pm
Electronegativity3.44
F
Fluorine
Ionization Energy17.4 eV
Atomic Radius57 pm
Electronegativity3.98
Ne
Neon
Ionization Energy21.6 eV
Atomic Radius58 pm
Electronegativity0
Understanding Property Relationships
Ionization Energy
Higher values indicate it's harder to remove electrons. Noble gases have the highest values.
Atomic Radius
Larger atoms are found on the left and bottom of the periodic table.
Electronegativity
Fluorine has the highest electronegativity. Noble gases typically have no electronegativity.
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