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why atomic radiys of K is larger than that of Na​

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Answered by Itzvaibhav007
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Answer:

The potassium atom has an extra electron shell compared to the sodium atom, which means its valence electrons are further from the nucleus, giving potassium a larger atomic radius

Answered by SHIVAMRAIKWAR
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The potassium atom has an extra electron shell compared to the sodium atom, which means its valence electrons are further from the nucleus, giving potassium a larger atomic radius.✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

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