The radii of H, H+ and H- are in the order of
Correct answer: C. H->H>H+
- A. H+>H>H-
- B. H>H->H+
- C. H->H>H+
- D. H>H+>H
Explanation
Cationic radius > Atomic radius > Anionic radius. The correct answer is C) H- > H > H+. The correct order of radii is H- > H > H+. The hydride ion (H-) has the largest radius, followed by the hydrogen atom (H), and the hydrogen ion (H+) has the smallest radius.
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