Answer to Question #259160 in Inorganic Chemistry for Jennifer

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #259160

What is the reason for the arrangement of

F-,N3-,O2-,Na+ in the order of increasing size

Expert's answer

The ionic radii of F-, N3-, O2-, Na+ follows the order

Na+ < F- <O2- <N3-

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