Periodic Table Trends
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| What is atomic radius? | The atomic radius is the radius of an atom.
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| What is Ionic radius? | The ionic radius is the radius of an ion.
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| What is Ionization energy? | Ionization energy is the measure of how hard it is to remove an electron from an atom.
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| What is electronegativity? | Electronegetivity is an atom's ability to attract electrons in a covalent bond.
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| What is the trend of atomic radius? | The atomic radius increases down a group because as more energy levels are added the atom gets larger. The atomic radius decreases across a period because in the same energy level as the number of protons increase, the charge of the atom becomes greater
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| What is the trend of atomic radius? (cont.) | the outermost electron cloud is pulled closer to the nucleus and the atoms becomes more compacted, thus making the radius smaller.
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| What is the trend of Ionization energy? | Ionization energy increases across a period because as the charge of the atom gets stronger then the harder it becomes to pull an electron out. Ionization energy decreases down a group because as an atom gets larger, it becomes less compacted thus
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| What is the trend of Ionization energy? (cont.) | making it easier to remove an electron from it.
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| What is the trend of electronegetivity? | Electronegetivity increases across a period because elements on the right want to gain an electron to become a stable element (noble gas). Electronegetivity decreases down a group because as more electron shells are added the pull is less stronger so it
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| What is the trend of electronegetivity? (cont.) | becomes harder to attract electrons.
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