Chemistry · p-Block Elements
In the interhalogen compounds of the type XX', where X is the less electronegative halogen and X' is the more electronegative halogen, what is the correct relationship between their atomic sizes?
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- 1The atomic size of X is larger than the atomic size of X'✓
- 2The atomic size of X is smaller than the atomic size of X'
- 3Both X and X' have identical atomic sizes
- 4The atomic size of X' is always twice the atomic size of X
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The atomic size of X is larger than the atomic size of X'
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