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If the ionic radii of each `K^(+)` and `F^(-)` are `1.34Å`, then tha atomic radii of `K` and `F` will be respectively:

A

`1.34A, 1.34A`

B

`0.72A, 1.96A`

C

`1.96A, 0.72A`

D

`1.96A, 1.34A`

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C
Radius of `K gt` Radius of `K^(+)`
Radius of `F^(-) gt` Radius of F
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