问题 选择题

下列比较正确的是

A.电负性:K原子>Na原子

B.离子半径:r(Al3)>r(O2)

C.能量:E(4s)>E(3d)

D.第一电离能:I1(P)>I1(S)

答案

答案:D

题目分析:电负性应该为K原子<Na原子,故A错误;铝离子和氧离子具有的电子层数都为2,根据电子层数相同,原子序数小的,半径大的规则,可以知道离子半径:r(Al3)<r(O2),故B错误;能量应该为E(4s)<E(3d) ,故C错误;第一电离能为I1(P)>I1(S),因为P为半充满状态,故其电离能相邻的S大,所以D为本题的答案。

点评:本题考查了元素周期表的相关知识,属于对基础知识的考查,本题难度不大。

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