Atomic
size of c carbon is less
than that of boron, explain
reason.
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Answer:
The size of carbon is less than that of Boron, because the Z-effective of carbon is more than Boron ,so atomic size of boron is less than carbon as because Z-effective is inversely proportional to atomic size
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Explanation:
because carbon contain a strong ness than boron so carbon allotrop and carbon are making a small cycloelectron circle
so hope you understand ans is right as you thought
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