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The ionic radii of Bismuth

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Answered by roylily1958

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Answer:

Bismuth

Element Bismuth

Boiling Point 1564oC

Stable Isotopes 209Bi

Atomic Radius 182 pm

Ionic Radius 96 (3+) pm

Answered by Kissesmisses

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Explanation:

96(3+) pm is the ionic radii of Bismuth

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