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Which ion of nitrogen is smaller: N3+ or N5+? ​

Which ion of nitrogen is smaller: N3+ or N5+? ​
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Which ion of nitrogen is smaller: N3+ or N5+? ​

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N3+ is smaller than N5+ as N3+ has only 3 neutrons while N5+ has 5 neutrons making it bigger.

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N3+ is ion of nitrogen is smaller

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