Chemistry, asked by ntnitya19, 1 year ago

why cations are smaller in size than corresponding atom

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Answered by Manisankar1

because the charge in nucleus increases or becomes more as an atom is neutral,cation is formed by loss of an electron,the charge in the nucleus increases so the attraction towards nucleus increases which leads to decrease in the size
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