List of ionic radii

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The list of ionic radions is an alphabetically sorted list of all chemical elements and their ionic radii , depending on their charge or oxidation number .

The values ​​are based on the ionic radius of 140 pm determined by Linus Pauling for an O 2− ion and thus for the coordination number 6. Exceptions are marked with a corresponding Roman numeral. The abbreviations ls and hs stand for low-spin and high-spin (see also Spin Crossover ).

element Abbreviation Ionic radius
in pm
Ionic charge
Actinium Ac 112 +3
aluminum Al 54 +3
Americium At the 98 +3
Americium At the 85 +4
antimony Sb 76 +3
antimony Sb 60 +5
arsenic As 58 +3
arsenic As 46 +5
barium Ba 135 +2
Berkelium Bk 96 +3
Berkelium Bk 83 +4
beryllium Be 27 +2
Bismuth Bi 103 +3
Bismuth Bi 76 +5
lead Pb 119 +2
lead Pb 78 +4
boron B. 27 +3
bromine Br 196 −1
cadmium CD 95 +2
Cesium Cs 167 +1
Calcium Approx 100 +2
Californium Cf 95 +3
Californium Cf 82 +4
cerium Ce 101 +3
cerium Ce 87 +4
chlorine Cl 181 −1
chrome Cr 73 ls +2
chrome Cr 80 hs +2
chrome Cr 62 +3
chrome Cr 55 +4
chrome Cr 49 +5
chrome Cr 44 +6
Cobalt Co 65 ls +2
Cobalt Co 75 hs +2
Cobalt Co 55 ls +3
Cobalt Co 61 hs +3
Cobalt Co 53 +4
Curium Cm 97 +3
Curium Cm 85 +4
Dysprosium Dy 107 +2
Dysprosium Dy 91 +3
iron Fe 61 ls +2
iron Fe 78 hs +2
iron Fe 55 ls +3
iron Fe 65 hs +3
iron Fe 59 +4
iron Fe 25 IV +6
Erbium He 89 +3
Europium Eu 117 +2
Europium Eu 95 +3
fluorine F. 133 −1
Gadolinium Gd 94 +3
gallium Ga 62 +3
Germanium Ge 73 +2
Germanium Ge 53 +4
gold Au 137 +1
gold Au 85 +3
gold Au 57 +5
hafnium Hf 71 +4
holmium Ho 90 +3
Indium In 80 +3
Iodine I. 220 −1
Iodine I. 95 +5
Iodine I. 93 +7
iridium Ir 68 +3
iridium Ir 63 +4
iridium Ir 57 +5
potassium K 138 +1
carbon C. 16 +4
copper Cu 77 +1
copper Cu 73 +2
copper Cu 54 +3
Lanthanum La 103 +3
lithium Li 76 +1
lutetium Lu 86 +3
manganese Mn 67 ls +2
manganese Mn 83 hs +2
manganese Mn 58 ls +3
manganese Mn 65 hs +3
manganese Mn 53 +4
manganese Mn 26 IV +5
manganese Mn 25 IV +6
molybdenum Mon 69 +3
molybdenum Mon 65 +4
molybdenum Mon 61 +5
molybdenum Mon 59 +6
magnesium Mg 72 +2
sodium N / A 102 +1
Neodymium Nd 98 +3
neptunium Np 101 +3
neptunium Np 87 +4
neptunium Np 75 +5
neptunium Np 72 +6
nickel Ni 69 +2
nickel Ni 56 ls +3
nickel Ni 60 hs +3
nickel Ni 48 ls +4
niobium Nb 72 +3
niobium Nb 68 +4
niobium Nb 64 +5
osmium Os 63 +4
osmium Os 58 +5
osmium Os 55 +6
palladium Pd 86 +2
palladium Pd 76 +3
palladium Pd 62 +4
phosphorus P 44 +3
phosphorus P 38 +5
platinum Pt 80 +2
platinum Pt 60 +4
platinum Pt 57 +5
plutonium Pooh 100 +3
plutonium Pooh 86 +4
plutonium Pooh 74 +5
plutonium Pooh 71 +6
polonium Po 94 +4
polonium Po 67 +6
Praseodymium Pr 99 +3
Praseodymium Pr 85 +4
promethium Pm 97 +3
Protactinium Pa 104 +3
Protactinium Pa 90 +4
Protactinium Pa 78 +5
mercury Ed 119 +1
mercury Ed 102 +2
rhenium re 63 +4
rhenium re 58 +5
rhenium re 55 +6
Rhodium Rh 67 +3
Rhodium Rh 60 +4
Rhodium Rh 55 +5
Rubidium Rb 152 +1
Ruthenium Ru 68 +3
Ruthenium Ru 62 +4
Ruthenium Ru 57 +5
Samarium Sm 96 +3
oxygen O 140 −2
Scandium Sc 75 +3
sulfur S. 184 −2
sulfur S. 29 +6
selenium Se 198 −2
selenium Se 50 +4
silver Ag 115 +1
silver Ag 94 +2
silver Ag 75 +3
Silicon Si 40 +4
nitrogen N 146 IV −3
nitrogen N 16 +3
strontium Sr 118 +2
Tantalum Ta 72 +3
Tantalum Ta 68 +4
Tantalum Ta 64 +5
Technetium Tc 65 +4
Technetium Tc 60 +5
Tellurium Te 221 −2
Tellurium Te 97 +4
Tellurium Te 56 +6
Terbium Tb 92 +3
Terbium Tb 76 +4
Thallium Tl 150 +1
Thallium Tl 89 +3
Thorium Th 94 +4
Thulium Tm 103 +2
Thulium Tm 88 +3
titanium Ti 86 +2
titanium Ti 67 +3
titanium Ti 61 +4
uranium U 103 +3
uranium U 89 +4
uranium U 76 +5
uranium U 73 +6
Vanadium V 79 +2
Vanadium V 64 +3
Vanadium V 58 +4
Vanadium V 54 +5
hydrogen H 154 −1
tungsten W. 66 +4
tungsten W. 62 +5
tungsten W. 60 +6
ytterbium Yb 102 +2
ytterbium Yb 87 +3
yttrium Y 90 +3
zinc Zn 74 +2
tin Sn 118 +2
tin Sn 69 +4
Zirconium Zr 72 +4

Individual evidence

  1. Ulrich Müller: Inorganic Structural Chemistry . 6th edition. Vieweg + Teubner, Wiesbaden 2008, ISBN 978-3-8348-0626-0 , p. 79–80 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  2. ^ Rutherford: Ionic radii (tabular overview). In: uniterra.de. Uniterra, July 4, 1999, accessed April 7, 2019 .