Chemistry, asked by Daisy56721, 8 months ago

Ca++ ion is smaller than that of P—ion although both of them contain same number of electrons, why?

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Answered by trishit80

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ca+ has more no of protons so its neuclear charge greater than p- ion hence ca,+ is smaller in size

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