The photoelectron spectroscopy (PES) data for nitrogen (\(\text{N}\)) and an unknown neutral Period \(2\) element, \(\text{X}\), are shown in the table below.

Peak	Element \(\text{N}\) Binding Energy (\(\text{MJ/mol}\))	Element \(\text{X}\) Binding Energy (\(\text{MJ/mol}\))	Relative Peak Area for Element \(\text{X}\)
1	\(39.6\)	\(52.6\)	\(2\)
2	\(2.45\)	\(3.04\)	\(2\)
3	\(1.40\)	\(1.31\)	\(4\)

Based on the data, which of the following identifies element \(\text{X}\) and provides the correct explanation for why the binding energy of Peak 3 is lower for element \(\text{X}\) than for element \(\text{N}\)?