Why does Si have a larger atomic radius than C? A) The valence electrons in C feel
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Why does Si have a larger atomic radius than C?
A) The valence electrons in C feel a stronger effective nuclear charge than those in Si.
B) Si is lower down the group than C.
C) The valence electrons in Si feel a stronger effective nuclear charge than those in C.
D) The valence electrons in Si and C feel a similar Z eff . Those in C are in a higher energy level.
E) The valence electrons in Si and C feel a similar Z eff . Those in Si are in a higher energy level.
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ISBN: 978-0321696724
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Authors: Theodore Brown, Eugene LeMay, Bruce Bursten, Catherine Murphy, Patrick Woodward
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