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Put these elements in order of DECREASING atomic radius.
Ca, Be, Ba, Sr
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Chemistry, 28.10.2020 14:00 Spiderblack212
Question 2
Put these elements in order of DECREASING atomic radius.
Ca, Be, Ba, Sr
O A) Sr, Ba, Be, Ca
OB) Ba, Sr, Ca, Be
O C) Be, Ca, Sr, Ba
O D) Ca, Be, Ba, Sr
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