Which of the following has largest size
H-
He
Li+
Be+2
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H- is the answer because it is an isoelectronic species (exception)
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The ion that has the largest size is H-.
- Down the group atomic size increases whereas atomic size decrease across the period.
- The atomic size of different elements and ions is differentiated based on the charge:size ratio. The higher the ratio higher is the size of the atom or ion.
- The size of the isoelectronic is determined by charge. The higher the positive charge smaller the size because it is peneterated to the nucleus more.
- H- has an extra electron so it faces repulsions. Hence, size of H- increases.
- Be2+, He, Li+ and H- all are isoelectronic and contain 2 electrons.
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