(11) Table 1 shows the atomic numbers and melting points of the elements ingroup 7.group 7atomic number melting point (°C)fluorine6.-220chlorine17-101bromine35-7iodine53114astatine85302Table 1Explain why the melting point increases as the atomic number increases.

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(1i) Table 1 shows the atomic numbers and melting points of the elements in group 7. group 7 atomic number melting point (C) fluorine 9. -220 chlorine 17 -101 bromine 35 -7 iodine 53 114 astatine 85 302 Table 1 Explain why the melting point increases as the atomic number increases.

(1i) Table 1 shows the atomic numbers and melting points of the elements in group 7. group 7 atomic number melting point (C) fluorine 9. -220 chlorine 17 -101 bromine 35 -7 iodine 53 114 astatine 85 302 Table 1 Explain why the melting point increases as the atomic number increases.

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