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Provide a reason why lithium has a larger atomic radius than chlorine

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Answered by 00200
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The electrons in chlorine are held more closely and tightly together than that of lithium, so lithium has a larger atomic radius. The lithium atom has a smaller nuclear charge than chlorine, hence lithium has a larger covalent radius.


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Answered by Anonymous
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The electrons in chlorine are held more closely and tightly together than that of lithium, so lithium has a larger atomic radius. The lithium atom has a smaller nuclear charge than chlorine, hence lithium has a larger covalent radius


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