Chemistry, asked by DiyaHansda, 1 year ago

why is the size of neon greater than fluorine?

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Answered by insitha11

Because repulsion between the different shells of electron thus increase the size so much that it is even bigger than first element in period thats why neon atomic size is grater than fluorine, and it is also because of structural stability of neon.

Anonymous: This answer is wrong

Anonymous: neon doesnt have a structural stability

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Answered by Sunilnagra123

because it have more electron . flourine has 9 electron whereas neon has 10 electron.The no. of valence electron of flourine is 7 whereas neon is 8 . The proton and neutron in nucleus is more in neon than fluorine

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Anonymous: in Neon, we measure the size by van der waals radius, but in flourine, covalent radius is used

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