1. Na is larger than Na+. 2.Na has a larger ionization energy than Na+.3.Xe has a more exothermic electron affinity than I.4.Ba has a larger ionization energy than Ba2+. 5.Br is smaller than Br-.

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1. Na is larger than Na+. 2.Na has a larger ionization energy than Na+.3.Xe has a more exothermic electron affinity than I.4.Ba has a larger ionization energy than Ba2+. 5.Br is smaller than Br-.

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