Is the atomic radius of chlorine larger than fluorine?
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Yes!
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the reason is that chlorine having more shells than fluorine tends to have a less electrostatic force of attraction. as a result the molecules are loosely combined and chlorine is larger than fluorine
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yes the atomic radius of chlorine is larger than fluorine
Explanation:
Chlorine 79 pm
Fluorine 42 pm
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