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The ratio of radii of two nuclei having atomic mass numbers 27 and 8 respectively, will be:
The ratio of radii of two nuclei having atomic mass numbers 27 and 8 respectively, will be:
Updated On: Mar 12, 2025
- R1/R2=3/2
- R1/R2=4/2
- R1/R2=6/4
- R1/R2=√3/2
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The correct answer is (A): R1/R2=3/2
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