**Educational Exercise: Atomic Radius Comparison****Part A**Arrange the following elements in order of decreasing atomic radius: Ba, Sn, S, Pb, and As.**Task:**Rank elements from largest to smallest atomic radius. If elements are equivalent in size, overlap them.**Instructions:**Drag and arrange the elements within the designated area to indicate their relative atomic radii. The area is labeled with "Largest atomic radius" on the left side and "Smallest atomic radius" on the right side.**Elements to Arrange:**- Ba- Sn- S- Pb- As**Interactive Tools:**- Use the "Reset" button to clear your selections and start over.- Click "Help" for additional instructions.This exercise helps students understand the concept of atomic radius and its periodic trends.**Diagram Explanation:**The area provided is a simple visual interface for ranking the elements based on their atomic radii. Students can drag the element labels across from "Largest atomic radius" to "Smallest atomic radius" to show their understanding of the trend.**Attribution:**This exercise is provided by Pearson Education Inc. (© 2021). All rights reserved. **Additional Resources:**For more exercises and in-depth explanations, visit the Pearson Education website or consult your course materials.

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**Educational Exercise: Atomic Radius Comparison**

**Part A**

Arrange the following elements in order of decreasing atomic radius: Ba, Sn, S, Pb, and As.

**Task:**
Rank elements from largest to smallest atomic radius. If elements are equivalent in size, overlap them.

**Instructions:**
Drag and arrange the elements within the designated area to indicate their relative atomic radii. The area is labeled with "Largest atomic radius" on the left side and "Smallest atomic radius" on the right side.

**Elements to Arrange:**
- Ba
- Sn
- S
- Pb
- As

**Interactive Tools:**
- Use the "Reset" button to clear your selections and start over.
- Click "Help" for additional instructions.

This exercise helps students understand the concept of atomic radius and its periodic trends.

**Diagram Explanation:**
The area provided is a simple visual interface for ranking the elements based on their atomic radii. Students can drag the element labels across from "Largest atomic radius" to "Smallest atomic radius" to show their understanding of the trend.

**Attribution:**
This exercise is provided by Pearson Education Inc. (© 2021). All rights reserved.

**Additional Resources:**
For more exercises and in-depth explanations, visit the Pearson Education website or consult your course materials.

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