Science, asked by Akashofficial, 1 year ago

Define atomic size. how does it vary in a period and in a group ?
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Plzz answer ...would be helpful alott ..!!

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Answered by studiousshinobi
129
Atomic size is the distance between the centre of an atom to the outermost shell , in other words it is the radius of the atom.

atomic size increases down a group since a new subshell is added.

atomic size decreases across a period since an extra electron is added in same subshell increasing effective nuclear charge, and thus nucleus attracts subshell closer decreasing atomic size.

Akashofficial: thnxx alott
studiousshinobi: oh i almost forgot
studiousshinobi: Atomic size is the distance between the centre of an atom to the outermost shell , in other words it is the radius of the atom.
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Answered by archi3
22
atomic side decreases across the period n increases down the group
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