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Match the primary element of a JSA ion the left to the question you should ask yourself when you are preforming the task on the right.

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Final answer:

The primary element of a JSA is Rb and the question to ask when performing the task is regarding the symbol and charge of the cation and anion.

Step-by-step explanation:

The primary element of a JSA refers to the element with the lowest first ionization energy. In this case, the element at the bottom left of the rectangle in the two far-left columns of the periodic table will have the lowest first ionization energy. This element is Rb (Rubidium).

When performing the task, the question you should ask yourself is:

  1. What is the symbol and charge of the cation (metal)?
  2. What is the symbol and charge of the anion (nonmetal)?
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