How to Determine the Atomic Radius of Oxygen in Meters

Hi, my name is Stefan. Today, I'm going to be speaking on how to determine the atomic radius of oxygen in meters. Now by the periodic table of the elements we get the atomic radius of oxygen, that's equivalent to 48pm (Pico Meters). The p standing for Pico, and we know that Pico equals 10 to the negative 12. Now when we plug that into this number here we get Or=48x10 to the negative 12 meters. Here it is, this is a very small number and that's the atomic radius of oxygen.