Valence electrons in an atom of phosphorus are closer to the nucleus than the valence electrons of
aluminum because:
(A) P has a greater effective nuclear charge and a greater shielding than Al.
(B) P has a greater effective nuclear charge with the same shielding as Al.
(C) P has the same effective nuclear charge with greater shielding than Al.
(D) P has the same effective nuclear charge and the same shielding as Al.
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