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among the given species, A+, A-,A the smallest one in size is​

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Answered by shrikant81
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Answer:

The answer for you to my dear friends

:- A+ > A > -A

Answered by zumba12
4

Among A^+, A^- and A, A^+ is smallest one.

Explanation:

  • The general concept involved in the identification process atomic number of the element.
  • The ions with less number of electrons have small size and number of electrons depends upon the atomic number.
  • For example, if we consider the atomic number of  'A' as 8, it has eight electrons and being an element it doesn't possess any charge.
  • On the other hand, in case of A^+, the element  has lost one electron and thus it has 7 electrons. Thus it posses one electron less than 'A' and is smaller than 'A'.
  • In case of A^-, the element  has gained one electron and thus it has 9 electrons. Thus it posses one electron more than 'A' and is larger than 'A' and A^+.
  • Thus the ion A^+ has fewer electrons, it is considered as the smallest ion.

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