MCQ
Which is smallest in size
- A${O^{2 - }}$
- B${C^{4 - }}$
- ✓${F^ - }$
- D${N^{3 - }}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
${F^ - }$
c
$(c)$ As the nuclear charge per electron is maximum in ${F^ - }$. Therefore it is smallest in size.
$(c)$ As the nuclear charge per electron is maximum in ${F^ - }$. Therefore it is smallest in size.
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