Chemistry, asked by san4321, 1 year ago

why ionic radius of Na+ is smaller than Na- ???

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Answered by AnanyaSrivastava999

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Na+ is smaller than Na- becauseNa+ is formed when an electron is lost from the Na atom

Answered by hardikaggarwalpc28gr

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in + electron is loosed but in - electron is gained so its radius is larger than that of + one

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