The order of the magnitude of first ionisation potentials of $Be$,$B$,$N$ and $O$ is

  • A
    $N > O > Be > B$
  • B
    $N > Be > O > B$
  • C
    $Be > B > N > O$
  • D
    $B > Be > O > N$

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Match the following List-$I$ and List-$II$ and select the correct answer using the codes given below.
List-$I$ (Successive Ionization Enthalpy) $\left( kJ \, mol^{-1} \right)$ List-$II$
Element$IE_1$$IE_2$$IE_3$CodeElement
$1$$2080$$3963$$6130$$(a)$$H$
$2$$520$$7297$$11810$$(b)$$Li$
$3$$900$$1758$$14810$$(c)$$Be$
$4$$800$$2428$$3660$$(d)$$B$
----$(e)$$Ne$

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$A. O$, $B. N$, $C. Be$, $D. F$, $E. B$
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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