The radii of most atoms are actually measured in the Ǻ, or Angstrom. We can do it in nanometers too, however.
<span>First, we take the radius of the smallest atom, He (Helium). Atomic radius = .031 nm. The largest atom, stable atom is Fr (Francium), with atomic radius = .27 nm. </span>
<span>Therefore, the typical atomic radius is between .031 and .27 nm.</span>
A physical change will not change the chemical make-up of the material. the change will not produce a new substance.
a chemical change will have a reaction that produces heat, light, a change in color, releases a gas, or rust
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