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Which has the smallest size

  1. (a) N a to the power of plus end exponent  
  2. M g to the power of 2 plus end exponent  
  3. (c) A l to the power of 3 plus end exponent  
  4. P to the power of 5 plus end exponent  

The correct answer is: P to the power of 5 plus end exponent


    As the nuclear charge per electron is maximum in P to the power of 5 plus end exponent. Therefore its size is smallest

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