Homework Answers
A)
Atomic radius decreases as we move from left to right in a
period.
All the given elements are in 3rd period of periodic table.
From left to write they appear as
Na Al Si Cl Ar
Same is order of radius from largest to smallest
Answer:
Na Al Si Cl Ar
B)
Rb is in group 1A.
So, number of valence electrons is 1
Kr is in group VIIIA.
So, number of valence electrons is 8
Br is in group VIIA.
So, number of valence electrons is 7
Ga is in group IIIA.
So, number of valence electrons is 3
Sb is in group VA.
So, number of valence electrons is 5
Answer: Kr Br Sb Ga Rb
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