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Why does nitrogen have stronger attractive forces between its nucleus and valence electrons than phosphorus?
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Why does nitrogen have stronger attractive forces between its nucleus and valence electrons than phosphorus?

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Nitrogen atom is small in size than phosphorus thus the bond between its nucleus and valence electrons are stronger than phosphorus.

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