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What is the main difference between covalent and van der Waals radii?
A. Covalent radius is for nonbonded atoms, van der Waals radius is for bonded atoms
B. Covalent radius includes valence shell, van der Waals radius does not
C. Covalent radius is larger than van der Waals radius
D. Covalent radius is for bonded atoms, van der Waals radius is for nonbonded atoms
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