Explanation Refer to figure 7.7. The bonding atomic radius of P ( r P ) is 1.07 A o The bonding atomic radius of Br ( r Br ) is 1.20 A o . The P − Br distance is calculated by the formula. r P − Br = r P + r Br Substitute the values of r P and r Br in the above formula. r P − Br = 1.07 A o + 1.20 A o = 2.27 A o The bonding atomic radius of As ( r As ) is 1

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