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Atomic radii of Ti, Zn and Hf vary....

Atomic radii of Ti, Zn and Hf vary.

A

TigtZrgtHf

B

TiltZrltHf

C

TiltHfltZr

D

TiltZr=Hf

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D
This is due to lathanoid contraction on `6^(th)` period.
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