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Which one has the largest size? - Chemistry

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Question

Which one has the largest size?

Options

  • Br

  • I

  • I

  • Cl

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Solution

I

Explanation:

I is the largest in size. On moving down a group size of atom increases.

∴ I > Br > Cl

I> I

Hence I is the largest in size.

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