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Vanderwaal Radius

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The atomic radius in case of inert gasses is?

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Ionic radius

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Covalent radius

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Vander Waals radius

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None

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Solution

The correct option is C
Vander Waals radius

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

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