the ratio of the atomic number of two atoms is 1 is to 27 ratio of their nuclear radius is

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the ratio of the atomic number of two atoms is 1 is to 27 ratio of their nuclear radius is

Anshu Raj 10th Jan, 2020

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NAVNEET PANDEY 10th Jan, 2020

Hello ashu

It's a pretty easy questions,

Formula applied will be R1/R2 ={ [A1]/[A2]}^1/3.

So by this the answer will be 1/3.

1/3 will be the ratio of nuclear radii.

I hope it helps

Best of luck

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