Chemistry, asked by ragiribhavyasre290, 11 months ago

Why an anion is always bigger than its parent atom?

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Answered by rinnie0627

Anions are always in bigger in size than parent atom since it have only extra electron whereas nuclear charge remain the same so thus the size is quite bigger.

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