on 2 Arrange the following species in order of increasing size. Once again, use the letter Remember, for soelectronic ions, the radius will decrease as the nuclear charge increases For ions of the same or similar charge, as you go across the periodic table, Zelf will tend to increase (staying the same for the transition metals) in the same way it does for stoms, so the trend will be a general decrease in size. (A) T2 (B) V3+ (C) Ca²* (D) Br (E) Sr²*

on 2 Arrange the following species in order of increasing size. Once again, use the letter Remember, for soelectronic ions, the radius will decrease as the nuclear charge increases For ions of the same or similar charge, as you go across the periodic table, Zelf will tend to increase (staying the same for the transition metals) in the same way it does for stoms, so the trend will be a general decrease in size. (A) T2 (B) V3+ (C) Ca²* (D) Br (E) Sr²*

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Chapter5: Quantum Mechanics And Atomic Structure

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