Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding atomic and ionic radius? O Elements with a larger radius tend to have lower first ionization energies O Elements in the same group have the same radius due to having the same value of Zeff O Within each period, the noble gas will be the smallest atom O Cations are significantly smaller than the corresponding atom since the outermost electrons in the cation are found one shell lower than they would be in the neutral atom. O Adding valence electrons to an atom to create an anion results in an increase in the radius

Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding atomic and ionic radius? O Elements with a larger radius tend to have lower first ionization energies O Elements in the same group have the same radius due to having the same value of Zeff O Within each period, the noble gas will be the smallest atom O Cations are significantly smaller than the corresponding atom since the outermost electrons in the cation are found one shell lower than they would be in the neutral atom. O Adding valence electrons to an atom to create an anion results in an increase in the radius

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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