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Atomic Radii and Ionization Energy (Group 1)

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Why ionic radii of Cu2+ is less than Zn2+, Although atomic radius decreases across a period?

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Q. Which of the following explains the reason why atomic radii decrease across a period?

Q. Theoretical radii of atoms

< r_{m a x} >

stay the same from left to right across the f-block in the sixth period, but real radii decreases across the f-block less rapidly than they do across the p-block.
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The ionic radii of trivalent lanthanides

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