Choose the most correct statement about atomic and ion radius. O a) The radius of a metal ion is smaller compared the radius of the corresponding metal atom. O b) The radius of S2 is smaller than the radius of S. O c) The radius of an atom is larger near the top of the Periodic Table. O d) The radius of an ion decreases across a period.

Choose the most correct statement about atomic and ion radius. O a) The radius of a metal ion is smaller compared the radius of the corresponding metal atom. O b) The radius of S2 is smaller than the radius of S. O c) The radius of an atom is larger near the top of the Periodic Table. O d) The radius of an ion decreases across a period.

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter6: The Periodic Table And Periodic Law

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