Match the following elements, given as hints to their first, second ionization enthalpies and electron gain enthalpies. List- I List- II i ) Most reactive non-metal A ) ∆ H 1 = 419 , ∆ H 2 = 3051 , ∆ Eg H = - 48 ii ) Most reactive metal B ) ∆ H 1 = 1681 , ∆ H 2 = 3374 , ∆ Eg H = - 328 iii ) Least reactive element C ) ∆ H 1 = 738 , ∆ H 2 = 1451 , ∆ Eg H = - 40 iv ) Metal forming binary halide D ) ∆ H 1 = 3272 , ∆ H 2 = 5251 , ∆ Eg H = + 48

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Match the following elements, given as hints to their first, second ionization enthalpies and
electron gain enthalpies.

List- $I$	List- $II$
$i)$ Most reactive non-metal	$A)$ $∆ H_{1} = 419, ∆ H_{2} = 3051, ∆_{Eg} H = - 48$
$ii)$ Most reactive metal	$B)$ $∆ H_{1} = 1681, ∆ H_{2} = 3374, ∆_{Eg} H = - 328$
$iii)$ Least reactive element	$C)$ $∆ H_{1} = 738, ∆ H_{2} = 1451, ∆_{Eg} H = - 40$
$iv)$ Metal forming binary halide	$D)$ $∆ H_{1} = 3272, ∆ H_{2} = 5251, ∆_{Eg} H = + 48$