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Question 56
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The atomic radius of germanium (Z=32) is smaller than the atomic radius of potassium (Z=19) because of
O a change in the "n" quantum number.
O germanium having 32 rather than 19 electrons.
O an increase in the effective nuclear charge.
O a decrease in the effective nuclear charge.
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