Chemistry, asked by hari4337, 1 year ago

how is the size of an atom indicated

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Answered by Anonymous
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the atomic radius itself indicates the atomic size

the atomic size or radius increase down the group
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Explanation:

the atomic radius itself indicates the atomic size

the atomic size or radius increase down the group

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