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Atomic Radius

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The atomic radius in case of inert gasses is ___.

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As inert gasses do not combine to form molecules, they have Vander Waals radius.

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Q. Atomic radius decreases in a period, but after halogens, the atomic radius suddenly increases. Thus, inert gases has almost highest radius in a period. The explanation for such an increase is :

STATEMENT-1 : The atomic radius of inert gases is high.
STATEMENT-2 : Van der waals radius is less than covalent radius.

Q. Which of the inert gasses has the highest ionization enthalpy?

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