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What is metallic radius, Covalent radius, van der waal’s radius. Give one example for each.

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Define van der Waal's radius.

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  • Vander waal's radius is used for

    A
    Molecular substances in gaseous state only
    B
    Molecular substance in liquid state only
    C
    Molecular substances in solid state only
    D
    Molecular substances in any state
  • Which has least covalent radius

    A
    Mn
    B
    Cu
    C
    Zn
    D
    Ni
  • The concept of van der Waals radius is confined to

    A
    noble gases
    B
    representative nonmetals
    C
    transition nonmetals
    D
    inner transition nonmentals
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    If an element 'X' is assumed to have the types of radii, then their order is Crystal radius > Van der Waals radius > Covalent radius Van der Waals radius > Crystal radius > Covalent radius Covalent radius > Crystal radius > Van der Waals radius Van der Waals radius > Covalent radius > Crystal radius

    The covalent and van der Waals' radii of hydrogen respectively are:

    Atomic Radius || van der Waal Radius || Metallic Radius || Covalent Radius || Trends in Atomic Radius (along period, along group)

    The correct order of covalent, van der Waals' and crystal radii is