Chemistry, asked by joxhzuz9048, 11 months ago

The correct order of ionic radii of y3+, la3+, eu3+ and lu+3 is :-

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Answered by akshaywalke35
13

Answer:

Y3+<Lu3+<Eu3+<La3+

Explanation:

Answered by zumba12
4

The correct order of ionic radii is La^{3+}&gt;Y^{3+}&gt;Eu^{3+}&gt;Lu^{3+}.

Explanation:

  • The principle involved to solve this is that, from group 1 to group 18, the ionic radii decreases, whereas from period 1 to period 7 it increases.
  • As the ions given have the same charges, its location in the periodic table is required to arrange them in the correct order.
  • Accordingly, in the periodic table, in group 3, Y is located above La, which means that La has high ionic radii than Y.
  • The element Eu is located before Lu. This means that Ionic radii of Eu is more than that of Lu.
  • Thus the correct order of ionic radii is La^{3+}&gt;Y^{3+}&gt;Eu^{3+}&gt;Lu^{3+}.

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