52. The Bond Length between the nuclei of a chlorine atom and an iodine atom in an ICI molecule is:a) 100 pmb) 136 pmc) 36 pmd) 236 pm33. As the elements in the Alkaline Earth Metal Group are considered from Beryllium to Radium, thedegree of metallic activity:a) increases and atomic radius increasesb) increases and atomic radius decreasesdecreases and atomic radius increasesc)d) decreases and atomic radius decreases54. Which element in Period 2 has the greatest tendency to gain electrons?а) Lib) Cc) Fd) Ne35. Given the same conditions, which of the following Halogen Group elements has the least tendencyto gain electrons?a) Fluorineb) IodineBrominec)d) Chlorine56. The element in Period 3 with the most metallic character is:a)b) AluminumSiliconSodiumc)d) Phosphorus

The variation of periodic properties in the periodic table is useful to solve these questions.

2. The Bond Length between the nuclei of a chlorine atom and an iodine atom in an ICI molecule is: a) 100 pm b) 136 pm c) 36 pm d) 236 pm 53. As the elements in the Alkaline Earth Metal Group are considered from Beryllium to Radium, the degree of metallic activity: a) increases and atomic radius increases b) increases and atomic radius decreases decreases and atomic radius increases с) d) decreases and atomic radius decreases 54. Which element in Period 2 has the greatest tendency to gain electrons? а) b) C с) F d) Ne Li 35. Given the same conditions, which of the following Halogen Group elements has the least tendency to gain electrons? a) Fluorine b) Iodine Bromine c) d) Chlorine 56. The element in Period 3 with the most metallic character is: a) b) Aluminum Silicon Sodium c) d) Phosphorus

2. The Bond Length between the nuclei of a chlorine atom and an iodine atom in an ICI molecule is: a) 100 pm b) 136 pm c) 36 pm d) 236 pm 53. As the elements in the Alkaline Earth Metal Group are considered from Beryllium to Radium, the degree of metallic activity: a) increases and atomic radius increases b) increases and atomic radius decreases decreases and atomic radius increases с) d) decreases and atomic radius decreases 54. Which element in Period 2 has the greatest tendency to gain electrons? а) b) C с) F d) Ne Li 35. Given the same conditions, which of the following Halogen Group elements has the least tendency to gain electrons? a) Fluorine b) Iodine Bromine c) d) Chlorine 56. The element in Period 3 with the most metallic character is: a) b) Aluminum Silicon Sodium c) d) Phosphorus

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