Chapter 4: Q. 4.57 (page 126)
Select the larger atom in each pair.
a. Na or Cl
b. Na or Rb
c. Na or Mg
d. Rb or I
Short Answer
Part(a) Na is larger atom.
Part(b) Rb is larger atom.
Part(c) Na is larger atom.
Part(d) Rb is larger atom.
Chapter 4: Q. 4.57 (page 126)
Select the larger atom in each pair.
a. Na or Cl
b. Na or Rb
c. Na or Mg
d. Rb or I
Part(a) Na is larger atom.
Part(b) Rb is larger atom.
Part(c) Na is larger atom.
Part(d) Rb is larger atom.
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