Chemistry, 27.01.2021 04:10, Nevaeh3700

A cation's ionic radius isRequired to answer. Single choice. smaller than the atom it was derived from.
depends on whether the element was a nonmetal or a metal.
larger than the atom it was derived from.
the same as the atom it was derived from.

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