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What is the ionic radius of a na ion in millimeters if its radius is 116 picometers?

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Final answer:

The ionic radius of a Na+ ion is 0.000116 millimeters.

Step-by-step explanation:

The ionic radii of ions are given in picometers (pm), which is equal to 10-12 meters. To convert the ionic radius of Na+ from picometers to millimeters, we divide the value by 106. The equation would be: 116 pm ÷ 106 = 0.000116 mm.

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