why size of neon is greater than size of flurine
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Noble gases completely fill their valency shells. it is completely octet
as the atomic radius of neon is greater than fluorine and noble gases have covalent radii
as the atomic radius of neon is greater than fluorine and noble gases have covalent radii
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Thought the atomic size of elements decreases in a period from left to right, yet the radius of Ne is larger than that of F as Ne is a noble gas and it has van der wall's radius which is the largest among all the other types of radii.
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