Correct order of atomic radius is:

Correct answer: A. V < Ti

  • A. V < Ti
  • B. Cl > S
  • C. Rb > Cs
  • D. Ne > Be

Explanation

The correct order of atomic radius for Vanadium and Titanium is V > Ti because atomic radius decreases as you move from left to right across a period due to the increase in nuclear charge. Vanadium is located to the left of Titanium in the periodic table, confirming that Vanadium has a larger atomic radius.Option B is incorrect because, although both elements are in the same period, atomic radius decreases from left to right, meaning sulfur (S) should be larger than chlorine (Cl).Option C is incorrect as well because atomic radius increases going down a group, which means cesium (Cs) should be larger than rubidium (Rb).Option D is also incorrect; in the same period, atomic radius decreases from left to right, thus beryllium (Be) should indeed be larger than neon (Ne).

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