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The radii (metallic) of Fe,Co and Ni are nearly same. This is due to:
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After mid way i.e. after Cr as the electrons enters the last but one shell, the added d-electron shields the outer most electrons. Hence with the increase in the d-electrons screening effect increases. This counter balances the increased nuclear charge. As a result, the atomic radii remain practically same after chromium.
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