Definitions of this property, discovered in 1932 by Linus Pauling, have been given by Mulliken, Sanderson, and Allen. This property is related to Electron Affinity in that it has the same periodic trend: it increases as one moves across a period, and decreases as one moves down a group. Although Francium has the largest Atomic Radius of any element
Definitions of this property, discovered in 1932 by Linus Pauling, have been given by Mulliken, Sanderson, and Allen. This property is related to Electron Affinity in that it has the same periodic trend: it increases as one moves across a period, and decreases as one moves down a group. Although Francium has the largest Atomic Radius of any element, it has the lowest value for this property. FTP, name this atomic property, the ability to attract electrons during bonding, of which Fluorine has the highest value.          |
Definitions of this property, discovered in 1932 by Linus Pauling, have been given by Mulliken, Sanderson, and Allen.
{Electronegativity}