MCQ
Which of the following ionic radius would be maximum
- ✓${C^{4 - }}$
- B${N^{3 - }}$
- C${O^{2 - }}$
- D$M{g^{2 + }}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
${C^{4 - }}$
a
(a)${C^{4 - }}$ has largest radius due to least nuclear charge per electron.
(a)${C^{4 - }}$ has largest radius due to least nuclear charge per electron.
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