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The function is \"\", where \"\" is the length of the radius in meters, \"\" is a constant(\"\" meters), and \"\" is the molecular mass.

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(a)

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Find the molecular mass of sodium.

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Nuclear radius of sodium \"\" meters.

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Consider \"\".

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Solve for \"\".

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in above formula.

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\"\"

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Thus, the molecular mass of sodium is \"\" grams/mol.

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(b)

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Approximate nuclear radius of an element is \"\" meters.

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Consider \"\".

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Equate \"\" values.

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Substitute \"\" in above equation.

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The molecular mass of the element is \"\" grams/mol.

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Observe the given table, the element Iodine(I) has the same molecular mass.

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Thus, the element is Iodine(I).

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(c)

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Find the ratio of the nuclear radius of two elements.

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Let the molecular masses of two elements are \"\" and \"\".

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Let nuclear radius of two elements be \"\" and \"\".

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Ratio of the molecular masses of two elements is \"\".

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Consider \"\".

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Solve for \"\".

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Thus, ratio of the nuclear radius of two elements is \"\".

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(a) The molecular mass of sodium is \"\" grams/mol.

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(b) The element is Iodine(I).

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(c) Ratio of the nuclear radius of two elements is \"\".