Chemistry, asked by cmsinchana5, 4 months ago

Cation with greater positive charge will have smaller radius why?

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Answered by 0823bcom3sxc

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Cations have smaller ionic radii than their neutral atoms. ... The cation, which is an ion with a positive charge, by definition has fewer electrons than protons. The loss in an electron will consequently result in a change in atomic radii in comparison to the neutral atom of interest (no charge).

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