What knows the precise radius of these ions?

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The discussion centers on the ionic radii of specific ions: Pb2+, La3+, Ti4+, and O2-. It establishes that atoms do not possess precise radii, referencing authoritative sources such as Chemguide and Wikipedia for detailed explanations. The forum participants highlight Webelements as a reliable resource for ionic radius information, providing direct links for Pb, La, and other elements. It is emphasized that the measurement of ionic radius can vary based on the method used and the specific compounds involved.

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Pb2+, La3+, Ti4+, O2-

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