Chemistry, asked by pc12368, 1 year ago

is the atomic radii of alkali metals more than noble gases

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Answered by kriti200348

:no

Because alkali metals have valency 1 I guess and noble gases have 0 that is they have completed their octet so their atomic radius is more....

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pc12368: but noble gases have vanderwaals radius as well

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Answered by akshay5967

Yes, alkali metals have more atomic radius than Nobel gases as they have less electrons

akshay5967: yup

akshay5967: but the no of protons are more as compared to no of protons in Nobel gases

kriti200348: Exactly then how can u say it that alkali metals have more atomic radii

kriti200348: So the radius disentangle depend on no. Of proton

kriti200348: Does not**

akshay5967: proton attracts the electrons towards them so why the atomic radius differ

kriti200348: But the electrons stay at their position in their orbit.... They don't go out of their orbit toward the proton...

akshay5967: no

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