Chemistry, asked by Chitrali8504, 1 day ago

Why is atomic radius larger than ionic radius?

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Answered by uratnakar1980

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In metals, the atomic radius is larger than the ionic radius. Because they lose electrons for the formation of octets. This will create a larger positive charge in the nucleus causing the electron cloud to come closer to the nucleus. In non-metals, the atomic radius is smaller than the ionic radius.

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