mwilliams04 mwilliams04
  • 11-12-2020
  • Chemistry
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Chloride is nearly twice the size of chlorine even though it only gains one electron. Explain why.

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kawsarrrrr kawsarrrrr
  • 11-12-2020
Chloride is nearly twice the size of chlorine due to the fact that when it does gain an electron, the atomic radius also increases. Chloride ion has a bigger atomic radius due to an increase in number of electrons

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