Chemistry, asked by SharmaPiyush1, 1 year ago

why k is lighter than Na?

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Answered by YashikaKukreja
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it is because of the density
Answered by rohan5101
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As we know, on moving down the group, generally there is increase in density. But moving from sodium to potassium, there is increase in charge by 8 units, but atomic radius of potassium increases much due to presence of 3d subshell but in case ofsodium, there is no presence of d subshell
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