which iodine atom is big in size. I+ or I-
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an atom of I is always neutrol. Atom always have a same size. iodine can never be I+ because it can not lose electron. As for your answer it will be I- (ion) will have a bigger structure because it has gained one electron. when any atom or elements get a + or - charge it is called ion (not atom) just for your information.
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compare and tell which is big -20 or -2
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