ionic size of cl-1 is greater than k+1 though both are isoelectronic ions
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DO U KNOW THE CONFIGURATIONS OF CHLORINE AND POTASSIUM....
Cl (2,8,7)
K(2,8,8,1)
AND WHEN CL ACCEPTS ONE ELECTRON IT CONTAINS MORE ELECTRONS THAN PROTONS ...
THUS
IT BECOMES ELECTRO NEGETIVE I.E. CL-1
AND WHEN K GIVES 1 ELECTRON THEN NO. OF PROTONS BECOME MORE THAN ELECTRONS....
THUS ....
IT BECOMES ELECTRO POSITIVE I.E. K+1
SO THERE CONFIGURATIONS NOW BECOME
Cl-1 (2,8,8)
K+1 (2,8,8)
THUS CHLORINE GETS MORE SIZE THAN POTASSIUM BECAUSE IT ACCEPTS ONE ELECTRON.......
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DO U KNOW THE CONFIGURATIONS OF CHLORINE AND POTASSIUM....
Cl (2,8,7)
K(2,8,8,1)
AND WHEN CL ACCEPTS ONE ELECTRON IT CONTAINS MORE ELECTRONS THAN PROTONS ...
THUS
IT BECOMES ELECTRO NEGETIVE I.E. CL-1
AND WHEN K GIVES 1 ELECTRON THEN NO. OF PROTONS BECOME MORE THAN ELECTRONS....
THUS ....
IT BECOMES ELECTRO POSITIVE I.E. K+1
SO THERE CONFIGURATIONS NOW BECOME
Cl-1 (2,8,8)
K+1 (2,8,8)
THUS CHLORINE GETS MORE SIZE THAN POTASSIUM BECAUSE IT ACCEPTS ONE ELECTRON.......
HOPE IT WILL HELP U MATE ☺❤☺
PLZ MARK AS BRAINLIEST ❤☺❤
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