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Match $Column\, A$ with $Column\, B$:
$Column\, A$ (ion) $Column\, B$ (radius) $(i)$ $Li^{+}$ $(p)$ $216\, pm$ $(ii)$ $Na^{+}$ $(q)$ $195\, pm$ $(iii)$ $Br^{-}$ $(r)$ $60\, pm$ $(iv)$ $I^{-}$ $(s)$ $95\, pm$
| $Column\, A$ (ion) | $Column\, B$ (radius) |
| $(i)$ $Li^{+}$ | $(p)$ $216\, pm$ |
| $(ii)$ $Na^{+}$ | $(q)$ $195\, pm$ |
| $(iii)$ $Br^{-}$ | $(r)$ $60\, pm$ |
| $(iv)$ $I^{-}$ | $(s)$ $95\, pm$ |
- A$i-p, ii-q, iii-s, iv-r$
- B$i-q, ii-r, iii-p, iv-s$
- C$i-r, ii-s, iii-q, iv-p$
- D$i-s, ii-r, iii-q, iv-p$
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