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Identify the electronic configuration of an element whose atomic radii is determined by taking half the internuclear distance between like atoms.

A
[He]2s²2p5
B
[Ar]4s²
C
[Ne]3s²
D
[Kr]4d⁵5s²

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Answer

[He]2s²2p5

Explanation:

The atomic radii of non-metallic elements are determined by taking half the internuclear distance between like atoms.

The only non-metal in the given options is option A, which is Flourine.

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