The greater the amount of negative charge on an atom, the size of the ion will also be:
Correct answer: B. Greater
- A. Smaller.
- B. Greater
- C. Higher
- D. Lower
Explanation
The greater the amount of negative charge on an atom, the size of the ion will also be greater. The ionic radius increases with an increasing negative charge, which means that there are more electrons causing the size of the ion to increase and become greater.
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