Chemistry, asked by shafiqkhan19930117, 5 months ago

why vander waal redius is larger than covalent radius? explain

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Answered by Harshabadboy

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Values of Van der Waals' radii are larger than those of covalent radii because the van der Waals' forces are much weaker than the forces operating between atoms in a covalently bonded molecule.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Values of Van der Waals' radii are larger than those of covalent radii because the van der Waals' forces are much weaker than the forces operating between atoms in a covalently bonded molecule.

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