Chemistry, asked by mitreshgiri4575, 27 days ago

Which is bigger in size Na or K?

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Answered by AalokBaheti35

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Answer:

pottasium(k) is larger in size because the ionic radius increases

Answered by genius150809

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Answer:

K

Explanation:

Pottasium because there are more electrons there and atomic radius increases hope it helps

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