Use the periodic table to determine which elements are likely to have a larger atomic radius than silicon (Si). Check all that apply.

aluminum (Al)

carbon (C)

sulfur (S)

tin (Sn)

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Guzman

Chemistry

4 January, 11:55

Use the periodic table to determine which elements are likely to have a larger atomic radius than silicon (Si). Check all that apply.

aluminum (Al)

carbon (C)

sulfur (S)

tin (Sn)

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Mike Lamb · Answer 1

If element is on the left side its radius is bigger. If you go trough right radius becomes smaller

And same thing applies to from up to down. Upper ones have smaller atom radius (not bigger) if you go sown you will see bigger atoms (radius)

So Al>Sn>C>S

Reed · Answer 2

Use the periodic table to determine which elements are likely to have a larger atomic radius than silicon (Si). Check all that apply.

aluminum (Al)

tin (Sn)

Use the periodic table to determine which elements are likely to have a larger atomic radius than silicon (Si). Check all that apply.aluminum (Al)carbon (C)sulfur (S)tin (Sn)

Use the periodic table to determine which elements are likely to have a larger atomic radius than silicon (Si). Check all that apply.

aluminum (Al)

carbon (C)

sulfur (S)

tin (Sn)