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The atomic size of Boron is 0.88 A°, and that of nitrogen is 0.70 A°. Nitrogen lies to the …………… (left/ right) of Boron.
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The atomic size of Boron is 0.88 A°, and that of nitrogen is 0.70 A°. Nitrogen lies to the right of Boron.
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