QUESTION 15 Which of the following is diamagnetic? O 13AI O 15P O 24Cr O 48Cd O 83Bİ QUESTION 16 Which ion has the largest atomic radius in the following isoelectronic series? (Think about which ion is biggest) O Na+1 Mg2+ A/3+ 02. N3.

QUESTION 15 Which of the following is diamagnetic? O 13AI O 15P O 24Cr O 48Cd O 83Bİ QUESTION 16 Which ion has the largest atomic radius in the following isoelectronic series? (Think about which ion is biggest) O Na+1 Mg2+ A/3+ 02. N3.

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