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Why Noble Gases are bigger than Halogen but smaller than Alkali metals?​


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Answered by ommane242
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Explanation:

This is because electrons are added in the same valence shell. Consequently a proton is also increased in the nucleus of the atom. ... In period as we move left to right the atomic radius decreases. So in a period the alkali metal will have the highest Atomic Radius and the Noble gas will have the lowest Atomic Radius.

Answered by leehun
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This is because electrons are added in the same valence shell. Consequently a proton is also increased in the nucleus of the atom. ... In period as we move left to right the atomic radius decreases. So in a period the alkali metal will have the highest Atomic Radius and the Noble gas will have the lowest Atomic Radius.

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