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One of several trends found in the Periodic Table relates to the atomic radius (the size of an atom). The radius is calculated by measuring the distance between the outer edge of the electron cloud and the nucleus. The outer edge is the last set of orbitals containing the valence electrons.Which one of the following has the smallest atomic radius?
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