27. Arrange the following ions in order of decreasing ionic radius: Al³+, Mg²+, Na+, 0².A)B)decreasing radius →Al³+ > Mg2+ > 0²-> NatAl³+ > Mg2+ > Nat> 0²-C) Na > Mg2+ > A1³+ > 0²-D) 0²-> Al³+ > Mg2+ > NatE) 0²-> Na* > Mg²+ > Al³+

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7. Arrange the following ions in order of decreasing ionic radius: Al³+, Mg²+, Na, 0². decreasing radius → A) Al³+ > Mg2+ > 0²-> Nat B) Al³+ > Mg2+ > Nat> 0²- C) Na > Mg2+ > A1³+ > 0²- D) 0²-> A1³+ > Mg2+ > Nat E) 0²-> Na > Mg2+ > Al³+

7. Arrange the following ions in order of decreasing ionic radius: Al³+, Mg²+, Na, 0². decreasing radius → A) Al³+ > Mg2+ > 0²-> Nat B) Al³+ > Mg2+ > Nat> 0²- C) Na > Mg2+ > A1³+ > 0²- D) 0²-> A1³+ > Mg2+ > Nat E) 0²-> Na > Mg2+ > Al³+

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Al³+ > Mg2+ > Nat> 0²-
C) Na > Mg2+ > A1³+ > 0²-
D) 0²-> Al³+ > Mg2+ > Nat
E) 0²-> Na* > Mg²+ > Al³+

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