argon inspite having 8 electrons in its outtermost shell the size of argon is largest,why?
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Because of force of repulsion between outermost shell electrons and nucleus
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Argon is an inactive gas
It has 8 electrons in the outer most shell or valence shell , this gas has become neutral by acheving the octet Condition , so the attractive force of proton( contained in nucleus ) can't be seen on the electron or the force is negligible therefore it has a large size
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It has 8 electrons in the outer most shell or valence shell , this gas has become neutral by acheving the octet Condition , so the attractive force of proton( contained in nucleus ) can't be seen on the electron or the force is negligible therefore it has a large size
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