Chemistry, asked by naimakafil9938, 1 year ago

Why sodium atoms are bigger than magnesium?

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Answered by Shan1981

Sodium atoms are bigger than magnesium because on moving left to right in periodic table atomic radius decreases due to vaderwall force.
So atom are becoming smaller

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