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Compare the radii of H atom, `H^(+)` ion and `H^(-)` ion.

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`H^(+)` is the nucleus of H atom. Its radius is very small.
`H^(-)` ion has number of electrons more than number of protons. Its size is more than that of H atom.
The radius is in the order: `H^(+) lt lt H lt H^(-)`
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