In the $3d$ series of transition elements,the atomic radii from $Cr$ to $Cu$ are approximately the same because:

  • A
    The nuclear positive charge increases.
  • B
    The shielding effect of $3d$ electrons increases,which balances the increase in nuclear charge.
  • C
    The $3d$ orbital is completely filled.
  • D
    The orbital does not expand.

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