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Chemistry, 18.08.2019 16:50 stef76

Why is the radius of a positive ion always less than the radius of its neutral atom? (a) the nucleus pulls the remaining electrons in closer.
(b) the number of principal energy levels is always reduced. (c) the atomic orbitals contract all by themselves (d) electron speeds are reduced

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