GENERAL CHEMISTRY(LL)-W/MASTERINGCHEM.
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Chapter 22, Problem 16E
The following properties of astatine have been measured or estimated:
a. covalent radius;
b. ionic radius
c. first ionization energy;
d.
e. electronegativity;
f. standard reduction Potential. Based on periodic relationships and data in Table 22.4 , what values would you expect for these properties?
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