Chemistry, asked by kgurnoor7976, 1 year ago

Why is the ionic radius of oxygen larger than its atomic radius

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Answered by shivprasad5

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in ionic form it can easily donate electrons when there is -ve charge so its radius is larger in ionic form than normal form

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