5. Predict the missing value (?) for radioactive radium (Ra). The atomic radius, density, and melting point are given for elements in Group IIA/2. Element Atomic Radius Density at 20 °C Melting Point 215 pm 217 pm 2.63 g/mL 3.65 g/mL (?) g/mL Sr 769 °C Ва 725 °C Ra (?) pm (?) °C

5. Predict the missing value (?) for radioactive radium (Ra). The atomic radius, density, and melting point are given for elements in Group IIA/2. Element Atomic Radius Density at 20 °C Melting Point 215 pm 217 pm 2.63 g/mL 3.65 g/mL (?) g/mL Sr 769 °C Ва 725 °C Ra (?) pm (?) °C

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38. Predict the missing value (?) for radioactive radium (Ra).
The atomic radius, density, and melting point are given for
elements in Group IIA/2.
Element
Atomic Radius
Density at 20 °C
Melting Point
215 pm
2.63 g/mL
3.65 g/mL
Sr
769 °C
Ba
217 pm
725 °C
Ra
(?) pm
(?) g/mL
(?) °C

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