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A measured value for the atomic radius of platinum atoms was determined to be 143 picometers. Based on Table S, what is the percent error of this measured value?
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A measured value for the atomic radius of platinum atoms was determined to be 143 picometers. Based on Table S, what is the percent error of this measured value?

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the actual value of the atomic radius of platinum atoms was not given in the problem, I chose 175 pm which gives an error of 18.28%.

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10.%

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