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Francium has the largest atomic radius. Why might this be?

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The answer is B
Basically the atomic radius increases when the energy levels and the groups increase .Having the most nuclear pull creates a force of attraction that pulls the electrons closer to the nucleus , resulting in a smaller atomic radius.

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