Order the chemical species Ga, Ga³+ and Ga" in order of decreasing atomic or ionic radius. Ga3+ > Ga> Ga Because cations are always bigger than anions Ga> Ga> Ga³+ O Ga³+ > Ga> Ga Ga³+ > Ga> Ga Because the 3+ charge is greater in magnitude than the 1- charge Ga> Ga> Ga³+ Because neutral atoms are always the largest Because relative shielding of valence electrons is greater in anions and lower in cations Because neutral atoms are always the smallest

Order the chemical species Ga, Ga³+ and Ga" in order of decreasing atomic or ionic radius. Ga3+ > Ga> Ga Because cations are always bigger than anions Ga> Ga> Ga³+ O Ga³+ > Ga> Ga Ga³+ > Ga> Ga Because the 3+ charge is greater in magnitude than the 1- charge Ga> Ga> Ga³+ Because neutral atoms are always the largest Because relative shielding of valence electrons is greater in anions and lower in cations Because neutral atoms are always the smallest

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Order the chemical species Ga, Ga3+ and Ga" in order of decreasing atomic or ionic radius.
Ga3+> Ga> Ga Because cations are always bigger than anions
Ga" > Ga> Ga³+
Ga³+ > Ga> Ga
Because relative shielding of valence electrons is greater in anions and lower in cations
Because neutral atoms are always the smallest
Ga³+ > Ga> Ga
O Ga> Ga> Ga³+ Because neutral atoms are always the largest
Because the 3+ charge is greater in magnitude than the 1- charge
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