Question
  1. How does Ionic radii vary with effective nuclear charge? Give example.
  2. An element belongs to 3rd period and group-13 of the periodic table. Identify the element and write two properties of element.

Answer

  1. Ionic radii decreases as effective nuclear charge increases e.g. Mg2+ is smaller than Na+ because Mg2+ has 12 protons which attract 10 electrons more strongly than 1 electrons attract 10 electrons in Na+.
  • Inverse proportion to the effective nuclear charge.
  • Direct proportion to the screening effect.
  1. It is aluminum, good conductor of electricity, solid and metallic.

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