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Between Au3+ and Au+ which has a larger radius and why​
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Between Au3+ and Au+ which has a larger radius and why​

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Au+ has larger radius than Au3+

  • Atomic no. of au is 79 , to become au3+ it has to loose 3 electrons and to become au+ it has to loose one electron
  • if it loose 3 electrons the nucleus force will bound the other electrons strongly and the orbital radius will become small as compared to the parent atom

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