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Consider Li+, F-, and O2-. Which ratio should be the largest?

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Consider Li+, F-, and O2-. Which ratio should be the largest?

A) (radius Li+)/(radius F-)
B) (radius Li+)/(radius O2-)
C) (radius F-)/(radius Li+)
D) (radius O2-)/(radius Li+)

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