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hich is larger, the H 1 s orbital or the Li is orbital? Why? Which has the larger radius, the H atom or the Li atom? Why?

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Interpretation:

Between H

1s orbital and Li

1s orbital which is larger must be explained with proper reason. Which has larger radius, the H atom or Li atom must also be explained along with reason.

Concept Introduction:

Atomic radius increases while going top bottom in a group of periodic table.

Explanation

Atomic size decreases with the increase in effective nuclear charge. When more number of electrons and protons are involved then due to more electrostatic interaction atomic size decreases. While going down in a group number of shell increases which makes larger distance between nucleus and the last electron thus atomic radius increases...

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