4 A student collected some data about the atomic radius and ionic radius of three elements and their ions. Table 2 shows the data. atomic radius (nm) ionic radius (nm) O = 0.073 02- = 0.140 F = 0.071 F- = 0.133 %3D S = 0.102 S2- = 0.185 Table 2 Discuss the atomic radius and ionic radius data in Table 2.

4 A student collected some data about the atomic radius and ionic radius of three elements and their ions. Table 2 shows the data. atomic radius (nm) ionic radius (nm) O = 0.073 02- = 0.140 F = 0.071 F- = 0.133 %3D S = 0.102 S2- = 0.185 Table 2 Discuss the atomic radius and ionic radius data in Table 2.

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter6: The Periodic Table And Periodic Law

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 66A

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