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Why is argon bigger in size than chlorine

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Answered by Anonymous
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Argon is bigger than chlorine because argon being inert it's outermost shell is completely filled thus a force of repulsion acts between the outermost electron and the nucleus causing it to grow bigger in size than chlorine.


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Answered by nkb0348
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Argon is bigger than chlorine because argon begin inter it's outermost shell is completely filled thus a force of repulsion acts between the outermost electron and the nucleus causing it to grow bigger in size than chlorine

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