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The problem is its meaning, which is clearly very different in different sources and books. Two values are given here, one is based upon calculations and the other upon observation - follow the appropriate link for further details. View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Atomic radius (empirical) [/pm]: 140 View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Atomic radius (calculated) [/pm]: 161 View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Covalent radius (empirical) [/pm]: 139 View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity van der Waals radius [/pm]: no information Ionic radii This table gives some ionic radii. In this table, geometry refers to the arrangment of the ion's nearest neighbours. Size does depend upon geometry and environment. For electronic configurations, where it matters, the values given for octahedral species are low spin unless stated to be high spin. 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Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Mn(I) 75 Mn(VII) 46 http://www.webelements.com/webel ... /text/Co/radii.html Radii There are several ways to define radius for atoms and ions. Follow the appropriate hyperlinks for literature references and definitions of each type of radius. All values of radii are given in pm (picometres, or picometers in USA). Conversion factors are: 1 pm = 1 x 10-12 metre (meter) 100 pm = 1 Ångstrom 1000 pm = 1 nanometre (nm, nanometer) CoCo distance in the element One measure of size is the element-element distance within the element and this length is given here. View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Bond length in CoCo [/pm]: 250.6 Neutral radii The size of neutral atoms depends upon the way in which the measurement is made and the environment. Follow the appropriate hyperlinks for definitions of each radius type. The term "atomic radius" is not particularly helpful although its use is widespread. The problem is its meaning, which is clearly very different in different sources and books. Two values are given here, one is based upon calculations and the other upon observation - follow the appropriate link for further details. View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Atomic radius (empirical) [/pm]: 135 View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Atomic radius (calculated) [/pm]: 152 View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity Covalent radius (empirical) [/pm]: 126 View... Interactive Cityscape Cylinders Line Balls Bar Intensity van der Waals radius [/pm]: no information Ionic radii This table gives some ionic radii. In this table, geometry refers to the arrangment of the ion's nearest neighbours. Size does depend upon geometry and environment. For electronic configurations, where it matters, the values given for octahedral species are low spin unless stated to be high spin. 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