What is the atomic radius of nitrite?

The atomic radius specifically refers to the size of an individual atom, while nitrite (NO₂⁻) is a polyatomic ion composed of nitrogen and oxygen atoms. The atomic radius of nitrogen is approximately 65 pm (picometers), and that of oxygen is about 60 pm. However, when discussing the nitrite ion, it is more relevant to consider the bond lengths and molecular geometry rather than a singular atomic radius.