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Which element has the lowest electronegativity?

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Most electronegativity element in the periodic table
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Og+e-⟶O-g   ;  ΔfH⊖=-141 kJ mol-1

O-g+e-⟶O2- g ;  ΔfH⊖=+780 kJ mol-1

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Arrange as directed:

S (16), O (8), Te (52), Se (34) belonging to Group 16 of the long periodic table according to increasing order of electronegativity. 

(The atomic numbers have been given within first brackets after the symbols of the elements) 

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