Why are cations smaller than their parent atom? A: Ca^2+ or Al^3+ B: Na^+ or Cl^+ C: P^3- or S^2- D: F^- or Cl^- Answers are appreciated?
1 Answer
Feb 27, 2016
A.
Explanation:
These ions are smaller than their parent atoms because they tend to loss their valance electrons to achieve stability.
